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.
A new system font, calibrated.
The default replacement for Calibri across Office. Reads modern, neutral, and clear at any size — great for product and strategy decks.
Engineered for spreadsheets, gentle on slides.
Microsoft's geometric grotesque. Slightly narrower than Calibri — good when columns are tight and headlines need to land.
Editorial weight without
the old-world crust.
A modern humanist serif. Use it when "quietly premium" is the entire brief — investor letters, brand essays, year-in-reviews.
Make them notice.
Compressed condensed display for headline-driven decks. Body uses Grandview for legibility. Don't pair with quiet rooms.
The default that built Office.
Familiar, safe, system-installed everywhere. The right choice when the rendering environment can't be controlled and you need every machine to look the same.
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// developer-facing decks · code reviews
// data dictionaries · API walkthroughs
Slide-level spatial templates with content zones and placeholders.
→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.
→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.
16:9, 4:3, A4, Letter, and custom canvas profiles.
Machine-readable index listing every dimension and endpoint. Agents discover the gallery without human curation.
One endpoint per live dimension. Stable schemas. Sourced directly from OPF canonical data on PPTX.dev.
Schema.org JSON-LD on every item page so crawlers and LLMs can read what's on screen without parsing it.