Can I edit the result?

Yes. Use Edit or E in the standalone HTML, revise text, images, order and notes, then Save the file. Individual colors can change in the editor, while named presets are generation choices. PPTX keeps text/notes editable and photos separate; complex glass art/charts are rendered layers.

Do I need an image-generation account?

Not for suitable reuse of the eleven local library pictures. Approved supplied images come first. New artwork can use an available built-in tool without a FAL key or an optional paid FAL route with its own key; availability and charges follow the selected provider/account. List unfilled frames if no suitable route is available.

Are the sample numbers and people real?

No. Fieldwork’s funding ask, pilot figures, names and generated portraits belong to a fictional example. Replace them with approved facts or keep an explicitly illustrative demo. The layout does not validate traction, financial claims or team identity.

What needs review before presenting the rollout?

Check each stage’s timing, owner and gate against the actual proposal, then compare the price/model and evidence pages with the final ask. Distinguish intended targets from observed outcomes, and inspect the exported chart/text/notes in the presentation application rather than assume browser appearance guarantees native fidelity.

Lilac Glass Pitch Deck

Previews from the publisher

Make an early product proposal readable from opportunity through rollout. Lilac Glass Pitch Deck combines translucent violet artwork, spacious pale pages and rounded information windows, with dark cover, overview and roadmap sections. It keeps the decision, evidence and next action visible in a browser-editable presentation rather than treating the fictional startup example as verified traction.

What you get

Nine reusable pitch roles: cover, overview/opportunity, problem, solution, evidence, pricing/model, roadmap, team and contact. The nine-page example demonstrates one sequence and concise notes; compose the agreed count from the styled recipes rather than inherit its seed-round ask or pilot figures.
A controlled dark/light rhythm with violet glass art on the cover and roadmap, pale content pages, matched rounded windows and at most one highlighted accent per page. Geist handles display/body while Geist Mono handles axes and labels; both are embedded for offline HTML.
Four generation-time palettes—Lilac Glass, Ocean Glass, Rose Glass and Moss Glass—with original photos/art retaining their colors. Eleven local library assets fill eleven example slots, including glass slabs/steps, collaboration, three separate portrait images and a closing scene. Each photo belongs to one page; the inset glass-card-on-photo signature appears on at most two pages.
Explanatory evidence, a three-option pricing layout and a three-stage roadmap with gates. The example Fieldwork company, financing amount, team and pilot measures are fictional and need approved replacements. A styled price card is a proposal display, not working billing or validated willingness-to-pay research.
A standalone HTML deck with notes, editing and presentation mode, plus style recipes/runtime, Python composition/build/check and Node media helpers. Requested PPTX keeps text/notes editable and photos separate, with glass artwork/charts/backgrounds rendered into layers; PDF gives one fixed 16:9 page per slide.

Before you choose

Read the evidence, pricing and roadmap together. A convincing pilot proposal explains what has been learned, what is still a hypothesis and which gate earns expansion. Glass artwork should support that distinction instead of making a fictional number feel like established traction.

Good fit

An early product or startup concept needs a coherent opportunity, product, evidence and rollout story.
A service team is proposing a short pilot with an explicit decision and a clear next step.
A product narrative benefits from a visible pricing model and staged expansion plan supported by approved material.

Not for

Dense financial spreadsheets or detailed analytical workbooks as the primary deliverable.
A minimal black-and-white academic paper presentation that requires a different visual and evidence structure.
Verified business results without supplied evidence, including financing, pricing acceptance or pilot outcomes invented to fill the layout.
A promise that translucent artwork, charts and every background export as native editable PowerPoint objects.

How to use

You say/lilac-pitch-deck Make a nine-slide pitch for Fieldwork, a fictional planning product for small service teams.

Provide the topic/outline, audience, intended decision, approximate count, source figures/dates and permitted imagery. Identify assumptions and which results are actual rather than illustrative. Request a non-English slide language explicitly if needed; keep the final ask and rollout gates grounded in approved facts.
Outline the nine pitch roles to the agreed count. Keep cover, overview/opportunity and roadmap dark, with the other pages light. Select Lilac Glass, Ocean Glass, Rose Glass or Moss Glass during generation, retaining Geist/Geist Mono and the coordinated glass/window treatment.
Use the 12-column grid with 77px margins, 26px gutters and content roughly y79–634 on 1280×720 pages. Headlines stay within seven words (cover five), visible page copy around forty-five words and blocks at most three, leaving about a third empty. Keep body/readability at the intended scale and move detail to notes rather than add extra blocks.
Build evidence chart values, price options and roadmap stages/gates from approved data. A Today/Tomorrow comparison must distinguish current evidence from targets. Keep pricing feature detail in notes when it exceeds the short-card budget, and do not turn the sample seed-round amount, pilot team count or trial seats into factual claims.
Choose suitable library reuse, reuse plus generated gaps or regenerate-all, giving approved user assets priority. Eleven local images are available for checksum embedding by the Node helper. Each photo appears on one page only; never overlap two photos. Match kit source aspects, including 2:3 evidence/team portraits, 3:2 glass steps and 16:9 scenes, and check the actual frame crop.
Authorized new imagery may use a built-in tool or the optional paid FAL helper with FAL_KEY, recording a returned task ID for status/fetch without automatic failure resubmission. Provider/account availability and charges apply. Keep text outside artwork, maintain clear dark space for titles over glass and list unmatched frames when suitable images are unavailable.
Replace all fictional Fieldwork names, financing, measures, pricing, notes and contacts. Compose/build/check with Python 3 and the agreed count/style kit; Node is for media helpers. Embed final fonts/media and preserve notices, resolving leftover example text and image slots before handoff.
Open over local HTTP and inspect contrast on glass, chart labels/scales, cards, portraits and page bounds. Test Edit/E, text/pictures/order/notes/object changes, undo/redo, Save and reopening. The four palettes are generation choices rather than an editor preset menu. Export requested PPTX/PDF, run the PPTX check and inspect editable text/notes, rendered layers and actual fonts in the target application before sharing.

Requirements and costs

You bring: Your topic or outline, audience, and intended decision. · The approximate page count and source figures that must be accurate. · Any permitted photographs or artwork you want included.
Dependencies: Modern browser — required for presentation and browser editing · Built-in image generation in your agent (GPT Image class) — only needed to create new pictures; no separate API key · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export · Internet access — optional, to download this Skill's picture library while building a deck
Outside costs: Decks can reuse this Skill's own picture library at no image cost: you choose up front whether to reuse it or generate every picture new. New pictures use your agent's built-in image generation tool (GPT Image class) with no separate API key, and availability follows your agent account.
Publisher testing: v1.0.3 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT