Full-Bleed
A single image extends to every slide edge, creating an immersive visual moment.
Native OPFTitle slides
Image Treatments
Make Presentation Images Behave Like Design Choices
Image Treatments define how OPF slides place, crop, frame, caption, and layer photography or screenshots. Use them to choose the right visual behavior before a deck is rendered.
Image Treatment Catalog
Text Overlay
Text sits over photography with a controlled overlay layer for readability.
Composed OPFHero statements
Side-by-Side
An image and content panel share the slide, giving visual context without sacrificing explanation.
Native OPFCase studies
Caption Overlay
A compact caption bar attaches attribution, source, or interpretation directly to an image.
Native OPFResearch images
Masked Shape
Photography is clipped into a simple geometric shape to create emphasis while preserving white space.
Extension pendingProfile slides
Circular Crop
A round crop isolates a person, logo, or object for a compact identity-focused image.
Native OPFSpeaker bios
Rounded Card
An image sits inside a rounded rectangular frame with optional shadow, giving screenshots and photos a contained surface.
Native OPFProduct screenshots
Duotone
An image is reduced to two brand-aligned tones so it behaves like part of the design system.
Extension pendingBrand decks
Background Blur
A blurred image becomes an atmospheric backdrop while a sharp panel carries the message.
Extension pendingTitle slides
Image Strip
A row or column of cropped images creates a fast visual survey without becoming a collage.
Native OPFEvent recaps
Collage Grid
Multiple images are arranged in a disciplined grid to show breadth, variety, or momentum.
Native OPFPortfolio slides
Device Frame
A product screenshot is presented inside a simple device-like frame to make UI context immediately recognizable.
Composed OPFSaaS demos
Cutout Subject
A subject is isolated from its background and placed over a clean slide surface.
Native OPFProduct reveals
Watermark
A low-opacity image reinforces brand or confidentiality without becoming primary content.
Native OPFInternal decks
Cinematic Crop
A deliberately tight crop creates drama by emphasizing scale, motion, or a single focal detail.
Native OPFLaunch moments
Image Treatment Rules
Crop with intent
Choose fit, position, and size based on the subject and message, not just available space.
Protect readability
Text over images needs enough contrast, an intentional overlay, or a separate text surface.
Respect image truth
Avoid filters or crops that distort evidence, screenshots, charts, or compliance imagery.
Keep a system
Use a small set of image treatments consistently so photo-heavy decks still feel coherent.