🧩 Templates
Templates are collections of pre-designed slide layouts used to create presentations quickly and consistently. Internally, each template has two parts:- Design: The visual layout of slides, including elements, positioning, fonts, colors, and formatting.
- Schema: The content definition that describes what goes on each slide (text blocks, images, icons, and their constraints).
- Bulleted lists are variable-length. They can expand or contract between the minimum and maximum limits defined in the schema.
- Other text fields (like titles, subtitles, and body text) have min/max length constraints that guide how much content is generated.
- general
- modern
- standard
- swift
🎨 Themes
Themes define the visual style of a presentation. While templates handle the layout and schema of slides, themes control the look and feel (colors, fonts, branding). There are two types of themes:- Built-in Themes: Predefined styles you can use immediately without customization.
- Custom Themes: Fully configurable styles you can create and manage from the dashboard at settings.
- edge-yellow
- mint-blue
- light-rose
- professional-blue
- professional-dark
Accent Colors
- Primary Accent Color – Used for highlights, headings, and key UI elements.
- Secondary Accent Color – Supporting accent for variation.
- Tertiary Accent Color – Optional additional accent.
Background Colors
- Page Background Color – The overall background of the slide.
- Card Background Color – Background of slide content blocks or cards.
Text Colors
- Text Heading Color – Applied to titles, headings, and key emphasis text.
- Text Body Color – Applied to main body text, descriptions, and paragraphs.
Fonts
- Font selection for text and body.
Branding
- Upload and set your Logo to apply branding consistently across slides.