html2pptx

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name: html2pptx
description: "Convert a rendered HTML page (especially A0 conference posters) into a native PowerPoint .pptx with editable text + native shapes — NOT a PNG-in-slide. Walks the live DOM via headless chromium, extracts BLOCK-level text containers (p/h1-h6/li/td) as TextBoxes with inline <strong>/<em> as mixed-style Runs, <img> as Picture with object-fit:contain respected (plus white-tile decoration under transparent-PNG logos), CSS ::before/::after generated content (e.g. 'So what →' callouts) as inherited-style runs, SVG via cairosvg rasterization, decorative <div>/<section> with bg/border/gradient/box-shadow as Rectangle/RoundedRect with matching fill (solid + linear-gradient + outer shadow). All CSS colors (including color-mix/oklab/color()) normalized via canvas. CSS hyphens:auto becomes OOXML soft hyphens via pyphen. CSS line-height absolute Pt for paragraph spacing. Native OOXML bullets with hanging indent. Optional Claude-vision fidelity auditor runs by default (toggle with `--no-vision-audit`); diffs HTML truth vs PPT render → structured 12-category issue report. Supports both direct API (`ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN`) and base-URL proxy (`ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL`) auth. Targets ~95% visual fidelity with web fonts installed. TRIGGER when user asks: 'HTML to PPT', 'poster to PowerPoint', 'editable PPT from HTML', 'pptx from html', '1:1 PPT clone', or wants an HTML render shipped as an editable .pptx for a non-developer collaborator."
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# html2pptx

Convert a rendered HTML page → native PowerPoint .pptx with **editable shapes** (not a PNG-in-slide).

## When to use

- "Convert this HTML poster to PPT."
- "I need an editable PowerPoint version of my HTML page."
- "1:1 PPT clone of poster.html — fonts/colors/layout."
- "Hand off the poster to a non-developer in PPT."

## When NOT to use

- Need a flat PNG slide → use `paper2poster/demo/presentation/posters.pptx`.
- HTML uses heavy JS animations / video → those don't translate to PPT shapes.
- Math-heavy KaTeX content → math gets rasterized fallback (loses equation editability).

## Setup (one-time)

### 1. Python deps
```bash
pip install python-pptx playwright pdf2image lxml Pillow pyphen cairosvg
playwright install chromium     # ~110MB headless browser
```

### 2. soffice (for verification)
```bash
# Linux:
sudo apt install libreoffice-impress
# Mac:
brew install --cask libreoffice
```

### 3. **Web fonts — CRITICAL for fidelity** (Read [GOTCHAS.md](./GOTCHAS.md#g1))

> **Default = Arial → you can skip this whole section.** Since the paper2poster
> Arial default, posters render in **Arial** (or another PPT-safe family: Calibri,
> Aptos, Cambria, Times New Roman, Verdana, Georgia, Trebuchet MS). Those are
> pre-installed on every Mac + Windows PowerPoint, so you do **not** need the font
> installs below and the `.pptx` is portable **without embedding**. The
> Inter / Source Serif 4 / JetBrains Mono setup below applies **only** when the
> poster was rendered with the optional **Inter** webfont override.

Without Inter / Source Serif 4 / JetBrains Mono installed, soffice falls back to DejaVu Sans (Linux) or Helvetica (Mac) — character widths change, text wraps differently, all positions cascade-shift.

**Linux:**
```bash
# Download static-weight TTFs (variable fonts register under wrong family name)
mkdir -p /tmp/fonts-dl && cd /tmp/fonts-dl
curl -sL "https://github.com/rsms/inter/releases/download/v4.0/Inter-4.0.zip" -o Inter.zip
curl -sL "https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-serif/releases/download/4.005R/source-serif-4.005_Desktop.zip" -o SourceSerif4.zip
curl -sL "https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsMono/releases/download/v2.304/JetBrainsMono-2.304.zip" -o JetBrainsMono.zip
unzip -qo Inter.zip -d Inter/
unzip -qo SourceSerif4.zip -d SourceSerif4/
unzip -qo JetBrainsMono.zip -d JetBrainsMono/

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/fonts
cp Inter/extras/ttf/Inter-{Regular,Medium,SemiBold,Bold,Italic,SemiBoldItalic,BoldItalic}.ttf ~/.local/share/fonts/
cp SourceSerif4/source