marp-slide_skill

Overview

This skill generates professional Marp presentation slides using seven polished themes (default, minimal, colorful, dark, gradient, tech, business). It supports custom themes, flexible image layouts, and automated quality tweaks when users ask to “make it look good.” Delivered output is a ready-to-edit .md Marp file with embedded theme CSS and sensible defaults.

How this skill works

Given slide content or a simple request, the skill selects an appropriate theme, applies a matching template, and structures slides to Marp best practices. It converts input into title and content slides, inserts image patterns when requested, and enforces concise headings, limited bullets, and whitespace rules. The result is saved as a .md Marp document with embedded CSS and optional image placement directives.

When to use it

• User asks to create presentation slides or a Marp document
• User requests visual improvement like “make it look good” or “make it cool”
• Preparing lecture, seminar, or corporate materials
• Converting dense notes into concise bullet slides
• When you need Marp-ready .md slides with embedded theme CSS

Best practices

• Choose the theme to match audience and tone (tech for developer content, business for proposals, gradient/colorful for creative events)
• Keep h2 slide titles concise and focused (recommended short length)
• Limit bullet points to 3–5 items per slide and 15–25 characters per line where possible
• Use side/center/full-background image patterns from Marp syntax for consistent layouts
• Start with the template that matches the theme; CSS is already embedded so files stay self-contained

Example use cases

• Create a 10–15 slide seminar deck from speaker notes using the minimal or default theme
• Design a developer tutorial with code-focused styling using the tech theme
• Convert a business proposal into a corporate-style deck with the business theme and table support
• Produce a visually striking event promo using gradient or colorful themes and full-background images
• Improve a vague request like “make it look cool” by auto-applying theme, tightening text, and adding whitespace