Ian Handdrawn PPT
A Codex skill that turns articles, course notes or outlines into a set of Chinese hand-drawn technical explainer images, delivered as full-page PNGs rather than an editable slide deck.
Ian Handdrawn PPT is a Codex skill that guides an AI agent to turn written material, such as an article, course outline or script, into a set of full-page images in a Chinese hand-drawn technical-explainer style. It is explicitly not a slide template or an editable PPTX generator; its output is meant to be dropped directly into an article, course deck or presentation as finished artwork.
Its workflow first reads the source material and works out a narrative structure, then maps each page to a suitable layout archetype such as a cover metaphor, a side-by-side comparison, a process, a cycle or a summary, and locks a consistent visual style covering the paper background, title treatment, line work, color accents and figure scale before generating images. Each page gets its own written image prompt, and a multi-page set is finished with a contact sheet for quickly checking every page together, plus a short slide-by-slide blueprint summary.
The skill defaults to producing a 21:9 cover image and 16:9 body pages, recommends the ChatGPT Image 2.0 model when available, and installs by copying its files into a Codex skills directory. It is released under the MIT license.