PPT-PRO-MAX Smart Layout Repair

What problem it solves

A slide deck that looks fine in WPS can still overflow, misalign, or break margins when opened in PowerPoint. Manual page-by-page review is slow, and manual font-size tweaks often create new layout problems. PPT-PRO-MAX turns this into a detectable, repairable, and compatibility-focused workflow for engineers and office users who deliver presentations across different software.

How it works

• Layout detection: scans unpacked slide content and reports issues such as text_overflow_x, text_overflow_y, overlap, and margin violations, while distinguishing auto-fixable items from manual ones.
• Auto repair: reduces font size for horizontal overflow, expands text-box height for vertical overflow, and moves elements into safe margin areas. A pre-check report shows how many issues can be fixed and the expected repair rate.
• Compatibility output: after detecting WPS, Microsoft PowerPoint, or LibreOffice, it renders each page into high-resolution images and assembles an image-based PPTX, so the deck looks consistent across viewers. It supports --dpi 150 for screen use and --dpi 300 for print-quality output.

Boundaries and caveats

• Element overlap is detected but not auto-repaired.
• Overflow above 300% is marked unfixable; the content needs to be condensed, split across slides, or redesigned.
• SmartArt can render inconsistently between WPS and PowerPoint, so avoid relying on it.
• Windows PowerShell pipes can cause encoding issues; prefer the --issues parameter or the run.py flow.