design
Output that doesn’t announce the tool that made it
Governance nobody wants to use is governance nobody uses. So the template system was rebuilt around the details that give generated work away.
Sixty combinations, not ten templates
Ten layouts — cover, text, list, quote, big stat, photo and text, photo background, screenshot, logo, closing — each rendered through six compositions: stack, anchored, full bleed, split, scale jump, band. Composition moves alignment, padding and scale, so two decks on the same layout do not arrive looking like siblings.
The frame counter is the only label above the headline
The small uppercase letter-spaced eyebrow sat on eight of ten layouts in the tool this replaces — the category’s most recognisable tell. Position in a carousel is load-bearing, so the counter stays; anything else sits below the statement as a caption, which reads as a photo credit rather than a template slot.
Type you won’t find in a default dropdown
Six pairings drawn from Zodiak, Switzer, Clash Display, General Sans, Anybody, Archivo, Bricolage Grotesque, Instrument Sans, Sentient, Cabinet Grotesk and Nunito. Inter, DM Sans, Space Grotesk, Fraunces and Lora are deliberately absent.
All self-hosted, and the exporter waits for every face to load before it rasterises — a webfont racing the renderer is the classic way to ship a wrong PNG with no error anywhere.
Formats that are awkward elsewhere
Seamless panoramas that run one image across the whole swipe, and frame-by-frame sequences that read as motion. Both are starter structures, picked in one click.
Export
High-resolution PNGs as a ZIP for Instagram, multi-page PDF for LinkedIn documents. Export renders the same component the editor shows, so what you approve is what ships.
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