Discovery index
Machine-readable index listing every dimension and endpoint. Agents discover the gallery without human curation.
Every theme, palette, font scheme, layout, and narrative an OPF document can name — curated, previewed, copy-pasteable. Built for humans browsing for taste, and for AI agents picking design choices by name.
Aptos Display
Modern clean design
Aptos is a sans serif OPF font scheme for Latin presentations, using Aptos Display for headings with Aptos for body text.
Heading: Aptos Display if installed, otherwise Intos Display (metric-compatible). Body: Aptos if installed, otherwise Intos (metric-compatible).
Tenorite Display
Rounded modern tone
Tenorite is a sans serif OPF font scheme for Latin presentations, using Tenorite Display for headings with Tenorite for body text.
Heading: Tenorite Display if installed, otherwise Figtree (look-alike only). Body: Tenorite if installed, otherwise Figtree (look-alike only).
Seaford Display
Humanist gentle tone
Seaford is a sans serif OPF font scheme for Latin presentations, using Seaford Display for headings with Seaford for body text.
Heading: Seaford Display if installed, otherwise Source Sans 3 (look-alike only). Body: Seaford if installed, otherwise Source Sans 3 (look-alike only).
Impact
Strong bold headline
Impact is a sans serif OPF font scheme for Latin presentations, using Impact for headings with Grandview for body text.
Heading: Impact if installed, otherwise Anton (look-alike only). Body: Grandview if installed, otherwise Barlow (look-alike only).
Calibri
Smooth professional look
Calibri is a sans serif OPF font scheme for Latin presentations, using Calibri for both headings and body text.
Heading: Calibri if installed, otherwise Carlito (metric-compatible). Body: Calibri if installed, otherwise Carlito (metric-compatible).
Consolas
Code block view
Consolas is a monospace OPF font scheme for Latin presentations, using Consolas for both headings and body text.
Heading: Consolas if installed, otherwise Cousine (look-alike only). Body: Consolas if installed, otherwise Cousine (look-alike only).
Slide-level spatial templates with named regions and content flow.
→Six-accent palettes with mood, industry fit, and WCAG metadata.
→Heading + body combinations with weight, family, and readability score.
→Color + font + background + default layout composed into one named choice.
→Ordered slide-level intents — hook, problem, stakes, solution, proof, ask.
→OPF chart types, data shape, complexity, sample data, visual guidance.
→Executive, technical, sales — each with tone, density, and layout defaults.
→Voice profiles with sample phrasing, anti-patterns, and narrative fit.
→What a deck is for — outcome, success criteria, and the narratives and tones that fit.
→Pre-composed slide sections — KPI dashboards, timelines, quotes.
→Placement, crop, overlay, mask, caption, and filter recipes.
→Solid, gradient, pattern, and image background styles.
→Slide-number, date, logo, and classification patterns.
→BCP-47 tags and default font-scheme hints for localized decks.
→Brand colors, handle prefixes, and URL patterns for speaker metadata.
→Per-slide transitions and element-level animation tokens.
Machine-readable index listing every dimension and endpoint. Agents discover the gallery without human curation.
One endpoint per gallery dimension, with stable schemas and the current OpenPresentation gallery records.
Schema.org JSON-LD on every item page so crawlers and LLMs can read what's on screen without parsing it.