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Talk slides

Your talk’s slides made as pictures, one big idea each in one look, and a deck with speaker notes.

Say what your talk is about. Claude writes Talk.md slide by slide (the few words on screen, the picture and what you’ll say), Slide 1 sets the look, every slide follows it, and the deck puts them together to present, with your notes in presenter view.

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About 4 minutes7 things in 3 stepsAbout 95–190 credits to make it all

What it makes

Slide 1 from the Talk slides workflow, made for “A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”
Slide 1
Slide 2 from the Talk slides workflow, made for “A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”
Slide 2
Slide 3 from the Talk slides workflow, made for “A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”
Slide 3
Slide 4 from the Talk slides workflow, made for “A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”
Slide 4
Slide 5 from the Talk slides workflow, made for “A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”
Slide 5
Last slide from the Talk slides workflow, made for “A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”
Last slide
Deck from the Talk slides workflow, made for “A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”
Deck

7 things in 3 steps. Every example here was made in Fil with this workflow.

How it starts

  1. Say what you want“A 10-minute talk on why small teams ship faster with AI, for a design conference”, or a picture. Nothing to upload first.
  2. Pick from a few choicesClaude asks about the one idea, the audience and the look of the slides, and tells you if a file is missing.
  3. Generate allSlide 1 first, then each next step as soon as what it needs is ready.

What you put in

  • Style referenceA picture whose look the slides follow.Optional
  • Or start from one of these styles, picked for this workflow:
    • Duotone photo: A photograph in two colours, hard shadowDuotone photo
    • Soft gradient: Grainy gradient light and one glowing formSoft gradient
    • Open space: A vast calm landscape, one small formOpen space
    • Quiet still life: Plaster, window light, one objectQuiet still life
    • Tiny world: A tilt-shift miniatureTiny world
    • Liquid glass: Glass-like 3D with refracted lightLiquid glass
    • Black and white photo: Stark monochrome with deep shadowBlack and white photo
    • Macro abstract: Close-up texture, soft focusMacro abstract
    • Golden hour: Low sun, mist and warm film colourGolden hour
    • Neon line: Glowing single lines on darkNeon line
  • LogoYour logo or the event’s, for the title slide.Optional
  • Talk.mdThe talk, the audience, the look and each slide. Claude fills it in from your answers, or you can.Brief

Nothing has to be uploaded to start: the canvas opens with a place for each file, ready when you are.

How it runs

Generate all runs it left to right: each step starts as soon as what feeds it is ready, and you see the whole price first. Or run any step yourself.

YouStyle referenceLogoTalk.mdtalk-slides
Step 1Slide 1
Step 2Slide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5Last slide
Step 3Deck

Step by step on the canvas

  1. Generate Slide 1, the title slide: it sets the look.
  2. Generate Slide 2 to Slide 5 and Last slide: each follows Slide 1.
  3. Generate Deck to present them, with your notes. Add slides makes the talk longer.

Skill

The craft every step follows, written out. It comes with the workflow, and you can change it on the canvas.

talk-slidesMakes a talk's slides as pictures, one idea per slide, a few words set big, a strong visual for each and one look throughout, with speaker notes, then puts them in a deck to present. Use for conference talks, keynotes, pitches, webinars and lectures.
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Talk slides

Read first

Talk.md for the talk, the audience, the look and every slide's words, picture and notes; the style reference, logo and speaker's photo wired in.

One look on every slide (16:9)

  • The wired Slide 1's look on every slide: the same background, typefaces, colours, margins and kind of picture, as if one designer made the deck.
  • One idea per slide: at most eight words on screen, usually one to five, set big enough to read from the back of a hall, spelled exactly as Talk.md writes them. Nothing else written: no bullet lists, footers, page numbers or made-up logos.
  • One strong picture that carries the idea (a metaphor, a scene, an object, one big number), filling the slide, with the words on its calm side. Every slide its own picture, true to its beat in Talk.md: never the same scene twice, and the title slide never spends a later slide's payoff.
  • The speaker's notes never appear on a slide.

The slides

  • Title: the talk's title big, saying its one idea in the talk's own key words, and the speaker's name and the event small (left off when Talk.md says none: never a placeholder). Laid out as the opener, not an idea slide: the title larger than any idea slide's line, on its own layout (centred, or across a full-bleed picture), showing the talk's central picture as Talk.md gives it.
  • Idea slides: a statement, a question, one big number, or a before and after.
  • Last slide: the one line to remember, new words rather than the title again, what to do next, and where to find the speaker (the handle or site from Talk.md). Its picture pays off the talk's central picture (e.g. the small boat passing the huge ship), shown whole and large, in clear light.

The deck

A deck to present from: each wired slide picture full screen in order, fitted whole (never cropped), on its own. Its words are already in the picture, so the deck sets no words, titles or captions over it. Arrows, clicks and swipes move between slides, a small slide count sits in a corner, and Talk.md's notes for each slide show only in a presenter view (press N).

Avoid

Walls of text, bullet points, small type, a slide in a different style, misspelled words, clip-art, stock-photo clichés, and charts with numbers Talk.md doesn't give.

Wired into 7 steps on the canvas, where you can change it.

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