Cover and divider art
Use a shared visual direction for the pages that carry the deck narrative.
PRESENTATION VISUALS
Give a deck a consistent visual direction
Explore title art, section dividers and concept imagery from one visual brief. The three clean-energy visuals are illustrative concepts, not a generated deck or verified Astorie results.
Create a visual for one slide
Describe the subject, framing, palette and space needed for editable slide text. Add your final typography and data in the slide app.
How to build a set of slide visuals
- 1
Write the deck brief
Choose a subject, palette, format and image style that can carry across sections.
- 2
Generate one visual at a time
Describe the role of each image, such as a cover, section divider or concept illustration.
- 3
Finish in your slide app
Check the visual set together, then add editable text, charts and layout in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
What these visuals are for
Concept illustrations
Show ideas and settings that would be hard to photograph for an early draft.
Editable slide content
Keep titles, figures and charts in the slide app so they stay accurate and easy to revise.
Inputs, output and review
| Input | A visual brief, optional style reference and the intended slide format. | |
|---|---|---|
| Output | Image assets for a presentation, not an editable slide deck. | |
| Review | Check consistency, crop, factual imagery and clear space for slide text. |
AI presentation slides FAQ
Will this create an editable PowerPoint deck?
No. This workflow creates slide imagery. Build the editable layout, text and charts in a presentation app.
How can I make several slides look related?
Reuse the same palette and style brief, then review the images together and revise outliers.
Should I put headlines in the image prompt?
Keep important words editable in your slide app. Generated in-image text can be wrong or hard to revise.
Start with one slide visual
Choose a clear role for the image, generate a concept, and assemble the final slide in your presentation app.