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Ten Slides, No Layout Repeats Twice
Ten fruit-and-veg infographic slides in a row, with layout logic that can't collide — harder than the color scheme.
✍️ Ten slides that can't repeat a layout is the same logic as a full-body workout that can't skip a muscle group — layout logic is where this prompt actually does its work, not the color palette. Swap in any other theme and the same rule applies: lock the structure down first, then pour in the content.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Generate a continuous 10-slide deck in the manner of a presentation, aspect ratio 16:9, where slide layout never repeats twice. Each slide introduces one item under the theme [theme: Introducing 10 types of summer fruits and vegetables], structured around a short pull-quote, a knowledge callout, and a deliberate color-and-layout logic that carries a consistent header style across the set.
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