What problem does it solve? Turning an approved storyboard image into a PowerPoint slide usually produces either a flat screenshot or a sloppy redraw. This Skill converts each frozen storyboard image into an element-level editable PPTX where text stays editable, simple shapes stay native, and every other visual is preserved as a complete, named, independent picture crop. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fidelity-first element conversion: Rebuilds ordinary text, titles, and numbers as editable PPT text, and only simple lines, dividers, and boxes as native shapes, while preserving layout, scale, z-order, and color from the accepted storyboard. - Named crop extraction: Crops icons, logos, charts, tables, diagrams, screenshots, and source figures as independent picture objects with recorded source_bbox and display_bbox, enforcing padded, clip-free, non-overlapping crops. - Structured QA and retry loop: Renders each converted slide, compares it against the storyboard, and blocks progression until defects like clipped crops, missing text, or layout drift are fixed, producing a conversion manifest and object audit JSON. - Use Case: After a storyboard for a research deck is approved, convert slide 7 into an editable PPTX where the title and bullets are editable text, the robot illustration is a named crop, and the results chart stays a complete picture object, then verify it with the rendered preview and object audit. ## Quick Start Convert the accepted storyboard image for slide 3 into an editable PowerPoint slide using image-to-editable-ppt, keeping text editable and cropping all icons and figures as named independent objects.
