PPTX Research Posters

Create research posters using HTML/CSS that can be exported to PDF or converted to PowerPoint format. Use ONLY when user explicitly requests PPTX/PowerPoint format.

When to Use

ONLY use when:

• User explicitly requests "PPTX poster", "PowerPoint poster", or "PPT poster"
• User needs to edit poster in PowerPoint after creation
• HTML-based poster workflow is specifically requested

DO NOT use when:

• User asks for "poster" without format specification → Use latex-posters instead
• User mentions LaTeX, tikzposter, beamerposter → Use latex-posters

Key Features

• HTML/CSS-based poster creation (36×48 inches standard)
• AI-generated visual elements (60-70% visual content)
• Browser-based preview and iteration
• Export to PDF via browser print function
• Optional conversion to PPTX format
• Modern responsive layouts with three-column design
• Poster-optimized typography (readable from 4-6 feet)

Core Capabilities

• HTML Template: Fixed dimensions, professional header, three-column layout
• AI Graphics Integration: Generate schematics with poster-sized fonts (80pt+ minimum)
• Export Options: PDF via browser print, PPTX via LibreOffice or python-pptx
• Content Guidelines: 300-800 words maximum, 5-6 sections max
• Visual Elements: Hero images, flowcharts (4 steps max), simple charts (3 bars max)

Workflow

1. Confirm PPTX format is explicitly requested
2. Plan content (3-5 visual elements, minimal text)
3. Generate AI visuals with poster format specifications
4. Create HTML from template
5. Preview in browser
6. Export to PDF via print function
7. Convert to PPTX if needed (LibreOffice or python-pptx)

Integration

Works with scientific-schematics skill for AI-generated diagrams. For standard academic posters, use latex-posters skill instead.

Source: https://github.com/K-Dense-AI/claude-scientific-writer/tree/main/skills/pptx-posters License: MIT