Business correspondence, briefings, status updates. Optional meta strip (recipient, date, reference).

Structured service offers with scope, timeline, and pricing table.

Client invoices with line items, totals, and payment terms. Required meta strip.

Contracts, AGBs, legal documents. No meta strip — clean document layout.

Multi-section reports with cover, TOC, and structured body.

LinkedIn Banner — 1584×396

Quote Card — 1200×1200

Stats Card — 1200×1200

LinkedIn Post (Portrait) — 1080×1350

Process Flow — 1080×1350 · square 1080×1080

Announcement — 1200×630

OG Image — 1200×630

Twitter/X Banner — 1500×500

YouTube Banner — 2560×1440

Avatar (Profilbild) — 800×800 · circular crop

Hook Card (Square) — 1200×1200 · auch 1080×1080

Statement Card — 1200×630

Title slide — 1080×1350

Numbered item — 1080×1350

CTA / closing — 1080×1350

Business Card — Print

Deck opening or chapter intro. One large H1, optional eyebrow (blockquote line) and subtitle (body line).

Full-bleed terracotta divider for chapter breaks inside a longer deck. Section number above, headline below.

Standard slide for bulleted lists, paragraphs, tables, and inline subheadings. The workhorse layout.

Side-by-side markdown columns. Split the body with ::: on its own line. Useful for comparisons, before/after, options A/B.

Large pulled quote with attribution. Use for testimonials, customer voice, or pivotal statements that deserve a slide of their own.

Full-bleed image on a dark background with optional caption. Image paths are relative to the markdown source file. Carries no wordmark and no page number — the picture owns the canvas; add <!-- @chrome: full --> to put them back.

Raw HTML escape hatch — embed components from brand/components/ (e.g. the radar chart) or any custom markup. Body is rendered as-is, no markdown processing.

Auto-laid-out card grid (1–4 columns by count). Each bullet becomes a card; bold lead before an em-dash is the card title, the rest is the body. Great for steps, pillars, or feature sets.

Ordinal-anchored columns with hairline dividers between them, for 2 to 4 sequential phases or steps where the order itself is the point.

Full-bleed colour panels that run to the slide edges, for 2 to 4 options presented as bold, equally weighted choices.

Full-width rows with a fixed title column and a body column, for 3 to 6 principles or definitions that need a full sentence of room per item. @marker: number adds an ordinal ahead of the title.

Big typographic list, one item per line with an ordinal in the gutter, for 3 to 7 flat items with no boxes or dividers between them.

Ordered items on a connector line, for 3 to 5 sequential stages. @flow: horizontal (default) runs left to right in columns; vertical stacks the steps top to bottom as full-width rows.

Drawn checkmarks in 1 or 2 columns (@cols), for 4 to 8 completed or required items. Wrong for anything that is not literally done or needed.

Short tiles in a grid, for 4 to 9 compact facts, tools, or labels. Cells may also carry arbitrary HTML: split the body on ::: instead of writing bullets, and each block renders as one tile through the block markdown renderer with HTML passthrough.

One huge accent number with an eyebrow and supporting copy. For a headline metric, a milestone, or a stat that deserves the whole slide.

Opinionated A-vs-B layout: muted left lane, terracotta-accented right lane. Same ::: separator as two-col; first H3 in each column is the lane label. For before/after or status-quo vs proposal.

Full-bleed single statement — a big claim with an optional sub-line. Supports cream / black / terracotta backgrounds via the @bg directive. For pivotal one-liners between sections.

End-of-deck slide that mirrors the title chrome (logo, author, QR slot, accent rule) on a terracotta background. Semantically distinct from title so it is not downgraded.

Two lanes whose rows correspond, read across a labelled centre spine. Authored as a three-column markdown table: header row = lane labels, each body row = one pair, a paragraph after the table = the foot line. @spine: label | date | arrow picks the middle column, @lanes: neutral | contrast picks the lane colouring. Not comparison: that is two panels with no row correspondence.

Two or three captioned images side by side, compared. Optional heading, then consecutive  lines, then an optional foot paragraph. Columns come from the image count; captions are inline markdown; a tall screenshot is cropped from the top rather than pushing its caption off the slide.

A statement or a content slide against one captioned image or a text aside. Same ::: separator as two-col; one side is markdown, the other a single , and the picture may go left or right. Without a heading, the first paragraph is the statement at headline scale, vertically centred. With a ## heading, the split reads like a content slide: body top-aligned in content-slide type, picture top-aligned beside it. When neither side is an image, the second side renders as full markdown (a list, a fenced code block) on the right.