Every layout, one click from a live preview.

Final slide. Dark canvas mirror of title.

Section boundary slide. Dark canvas with a single heading.

Opening slide. Dark canvas, centered, no chrome.

Topic anchor inside a section. A horizontal cut: the topic above, the section's topics as a scale below.

Single oversized number as the focal claim.

Generic prose slide — heading plus paragraphs or a short list.

A pulled quotation, centered, with attribution.

Executive KPI system — one base, five layout modifiers.

Row of 3–5 stat tiles, each with a big number and a label.

Roster of responsibilities owned by named actors.

Auto-numbered table of contents for the deck.

Items with state markers — done, partial, failed, unknown, to do, skipped.

Two-column term/definition table with auto-derived alphabetic range pill.

Bulleted list under a heading — plain pills, hairline takeaways (optionally numbered criteria with a gloss line), or display-weight principles.

Horizontal row of ordered step cards, each with a full description body (the `vertical` variant stacks them instead).

Hairline-ruled ledger of items — name on the left, body on the right.

A grid of customer, partner, or funder logos as social proof.

Anticipated questions paired with prepared answers — the end-of-pitch 'what we expect to be asked' slide.

2–4 parallel items, similar weight, scannable in a grid.

Parallel items stacked vertically, full-width cards.

Two prose options side-by-side with a labeled corner tag on each.

The verdict slide — one chosen path, named explicitly.

Static 2×2 quadrant grid with author-placed items per cell.

Side-by-side plan tiers with prices, feature checklists, and one recommended column.

Clause-by-clause comparison — verbatim language with inline `<ins>`/`<del>` tracking the amendment.

The table component — a GFM pipe table with a row capacity, autosplit, and the portrait card reshape.

Options scored against criteria as a verdict matrix.

Phased multi-workstream grid — phases across the top, workstreams down the side.

Date-stamped event list rendered as a horizontal spine — a dot per event with its date pill above and title, status pill, and body stacked below.

Bars from a zero baseline that compare magnitude across categories — as columns, rows, side-by-side groups, or signed off a centered zero.

Actual against target inside a qualitative band — one dense row per KPI.

Mermaid diagram as the slide's centerpiece.

An exceedance-probability curve: the loss to expect once every N years, with return periods across on a log scale and up to four curves (OEP and AEP, gross and net).

A free-form flowchart: shapes, groups and lines, written as a list.

Tapering stages that show where a flow drops off, with the conversion rate between each.

Gantt chart — task bars across a date axis.

A numeric matrix read as intensity — where the value concentrates across two dimensions.

One quantity cut into bands that join end to end: each bar is as wide as its band and its area is the band's share, with an optional log axis for bands that widen toward the tail.

Hub and spoke — one center, its satellites, and what flows between them.

Native user-journey chart — sections of tasks, each tagged with actor(s) and a 1-5 mood. Renders as section bars, task chips, plumb lines, and mood faces.

Kanban board — columns of cards by stage.

A measure plotted across an ordered axis, so the movement is the read — one line or several, optionally filled, stacked, or stepped.

A world-countries (or US-states) basemap that fills regions by value (choropleth) or category (highlight) so the audience leaves knowing where.

Two ordered axes as an N×M chart-family grid — each cell marks a position (filled / reachable / not applicable), colored by its row's category from the theme's chart palette.

Pie or donut chart with legend — proportional wedges.

Horizontal progress bars — one row per item, percentage filled.

Native 2×2 scatter chart — items plotted on two continuous axes.

Native radar / spider chart — items rated across multiple axes.

A 5 × 5 likelihood × impact grid shaded by severity, with each risk as a numbered marker and a key that lists them worst first.

An XY plot with real units on both axes — one dot per entity, showing how two measures relate.

Two labeled columns joined by one line per entity, so a change in ranking reads as a crossing.

Bars split into parts, so one chart carries both the total for each category and the mix inside it.

Native state machine diagram — states as a list, transitions as arrows to a state's name, on the flowchart's grammar.

A reinsurance program as stacked layers, each written as its limit in excess of its attachment and split across the reinsurers who took a share of it.

A bridge from one total to another through signed contributions, each bar starting where the last one ended.

Spiral-packed word cloud — items sized by weight.

Two components side by side on one slide, at a ratio you choose.

Two components stacked on one slide, one above the other.

Two options + verdict — dark frame on the left, 2-column option grid + a recommendation card on the right.

Featured left panel + supporting right zone — one prominent claim beside the points that substantiate it.

Single fenced code block as the slide's centerpiece.

Two fenced code blocks side-by-side, each with a label.

Boardroom-quality math layouts for mathematicians, quants, ML researchers, physicists, statisticians, and economists. Rendered equations with persona-appropriate surround. Lattice typesets with KaTeX and marp-core with MathJax; the layouts style both, so you author identically either way.

Provenance chain — statute to regulation to guidance to case, walked in order.

Single authoritative reference — heading + citation + verbatim quote + plain-English gloss.

Regulation × obligation grid — state-marker cells encode applies / partial / exempt at a glance.

A legislative recommendation — a stance verdict beside the recommendation, its evidence, and the specific ask to lawmakers.

Change log against a baseline — numbered list of statutes/cases/rules with citation, summary, and effective date.

Citation hierarchy — federal / state / local rows with citation, headline obligation, and status.

Four to six photos of any shape packed edge to edge into a mood board, with the usual eyebrow, title, subtitle and description beside them.

Image as the slide's anchor, with optional text alongside — composition adapts to the asset and the deck.

An Anima motion scene as its poster still — an inline, palette-blind SVG that recolors with the theme and bakes crisp into the PDF; the live animation plays in the HTML/present surfaces.

A video as a static, PDF-safe embed: a poster that links to the clip, a play badge, the provider's name, and a scannable QR to the same URL — never a live iframe.

An identity card that encodes a vCard: name, title and contact lines beside a QR that saves the presenter to a phone.

A closed loop of 3-6 stages that returns to its start — for a process with no beginning or end, where the last stage feeds the first.

A parallel set of related items of similar weight — one content shape, four interchangeable looks.

A framing claim beside a vertically centered ledger of parallel rows — a number, a term, a description, and a right-aligned note, each row colored by its own categorical hue.

A roster of named people, each under a portrait, with the role they own.

A network join card: readable Wi-Fi credentials beside a QR a phone scans to connect in one tap.