The OpenPresentation blog
Small files. Bigger possibilities.
What you can do with OPF, why it matters, and a small example to start with.
Why we started OpenPresentation
A presentation format for people, agents and the tools we already use.
Read the introductionIdeas you can use
11 short readsPowerPoint is a handoff, not your only source
Share an editable presentation while keeping a source you can reuse.
Read the noteLet the layout follow the content
Reuse a structure without rebuilding boxes for every slide.
Read the noteOne dataset. A chart and a table.
Keep the picture and the detail tied to the same numbers.
Read the noteKeep the evidence with the slide
Make claims easier to check and presentations easier to hand over.
Read the noteOne template. Many client reviews.
Personalize recurring presentations without rebuilding the same deck.
Read the noteWrite for your audience’s language
Keep language and font choices with the presentation.
Read the noteGive your agent a presentation toolkit
Make presentation work a repeatable task in the tools you already use.
Read the noteOpen a file. Edit a slide. Keep the source.
Try OPF without setting up a project or creating an account.
Read the noteA shared vocabulary for better slides
Give people and agents reusable design choices.
Read the noteSet the brand once
Keep colors and typography consistent without fixing every slide.
Read the noteYour deck belongs beside your code
Review a presentation change as easily as a change to a document.
Read the note