Every slide template, ready to use

Two catalogues. First the AI Studio layouts — describe what you want and the AI writes the copy into one of them. Then the live-data templates, whose previews are rendered from actual current data: today's weather, the latest headlines, live road conditions. Every one is a real slide in the InfoSlides stream.

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Built-in AI Studio layouts

Describe what you want and AI Studio writes the copy, then picks one of these layouts to put it in. Every one adapts to landscape and portrait screens — both shown below, exactly as they render at 1920×1080 and 1080×1920.

General purpose

Image Card Any screen

Headline and supporting text on the left, content image on the right — ideal for property listings, products, events with a photo, or any slide that needs both readable details and a visual

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Title & Body Any screen

Headline with supporting paragraph text

Title & Subtitle with Background Any screen

Headline and supporting line over a full-bleed background image with contrast scrim

Photo by Sandra Seitamaa on Unsplash

Title Hero Any screen

A single headline or title, maximum impact

Image Banner Left Any screen

Mirror of Image Card: content photo on the LEFT (45%), headline and supporting text on the RIGHT (55%). Reach for this when the photo is the stronger element or simply to vary the composition away from the image-right look. Good for people, places, products, and article photos.

Photo by Tommaso Urli on Unsplash

Photo Banner Top Any screen

A bold horizontal split: large photo across the TOP (~56%) with a headline and supporting line in a clean band BELOW. Magazine/news feel. Best when the image sets the scene and the text is short — a headline plus one supporting sentence.

Photo by Antonio Araujo on Unsplash

Full Photo Caption Any screen

A single content photo filling the ENTIRE slide, with the headline and one supporting line set in a soft gradient caption bar along the bottom. Maximum visual impact — choose this when the image is strong and the message is a short headline. Different from the scrim-background template: the photo here is a content image, not a decorative backdrop.

Photo by Seb Zurcher on Unsplash

Editorial Inset Any screen

Text-led editorial layout: a large headline and a longer body paragraph dominate, with a smaller framed photo tucked to the side as an accent rather than a full panel. Choose this when the WORDS carry the slide and the image is supporting — explainer articles, announcements with detail, or any text-heavy story that still wants a visual.

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Stat Feature Any screen

Built around a single big number or statistic — a percentage, count, price, temperature, or score — shown at huge scale with a short label, and an optional supporting photo strip on the right. Choose this ONLY when the content's main point is a figure (e.g. "73% of customers…", "1,200 attendees"). Do not use for prose without a headline number.

Photo by Christian Ladewig on Unsplash

Quote Portrait Any screen

A large pull-quote with attribution, paired with a portrait photo on the right. Choose this when the content is a direct quotation, testimonial, or a single memorable statement attributed to a person or source. Map the quotation into 'quote' and the speaker/source into 'attribution'.

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Opening Hours Board Any screen

Opening or service hours as a day-by-day board — up to seven rows of a label and its hours. Reach for this for shop and cafe opening times, reception or service-desk hours, kitchen hours, or pool and gym times. Rows are labelled freely, so "Mon-Fri" plus "Saturday" plus "Sunday" is as valid as all seven days. Leave later rows empty; they disappear.

Heading Any screen

An announcement or statement where a single short headline sits over a full-bleed background photo (or a solid brand colour) that sets the mood. Best for a punchy one-liner with no supporting text.

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Heading + text Any screen

A promotion or announcement where a photo (or solid brand colour) sets the mood and a headline plus a short supporting paragraph sit in a lower panel over it. Use when there is one main message and a sentence or two of detail.

Photo by Luca Bravo on Unsplash

Heading + text + call-to-action Any screen

A promotion with a clear next step: a photo (or solid brand colour) background, a headline, a short supporting line, and a call-to-action chip (e.g. "Book now", "Visit us"). Use when you want to drive an action.

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Portrait Background Hero Portrait only

A portrait (9:16) announcement for vertical screens: a headline and an optional subtitle over a full-bleed background photo or solid brand colour. Use for lobby totems and phone-shaped displays.

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Square Background Center Square only

A square (1:1) post-style slide: a centred headline and an optional short body over a full-bleed background photo or solid brand colour. Use for social-shaped displays and square kiosk screens.

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Portrait Hero Portrait only

A single bold headline centred on a tall vertical canvas. Maximum impact with minimal text. Best for announcements, countdowns, or any message where one or two words need to fill a portrait screen.

Portrait Story Portrait only

Full-width hero photo in the upper half with a headline and body text in the lower half. Instagram/story layout — best for events, product features, or news stories that pair a strong visual with a short description on a tall portrait screen.

Photo by Brooke Cagle on Unsplash

Portrait Info Stack Portrait only

A vertical text stack — accent header band with logo, large headline, optional subheading, and body text below. No image required. Ideal for notices, announcements, schedules, and any information-dense portrait slide where readability across a tall screen matters.

Square Center Square only

Symmetrically centred headline and optional supporting line on a rich gradient canvas. Social-post style — choose this for announcements, motivational messages, event names, or any short message that benefits from a bold, square, Instagram-style frame.

Square Image Overlay Square only

Full-bleed photo with a semi-transparent gradient overlay at the bottom carrying the headline and optional supporting line. Square social format — perfect for product shots, event photos, and branded content where the image is the hero.

Photo by Henrique Felix on Unsplash

Restaurants & Cafés

Bar & Drinks Any screen

Promote a cocktail, drink special, or happy-hour offer — dark moody atmosphere with neon-accent styling

Hotels & Venues

Guest Welcome Any screen

A warm lobby greeting: a welcome line, who is being welcomed (a guest, a conference, a wedding party, a delegation), and an optional line of detail. Reach for this for any arrivals or greeting message on a hotel, venue or reception screen. Set a background photo of the property when one is available.

Photo by Mahendra Putra on Unsplash

Today's Events Board Any screen

What is happening today, as a board of up to five timed rows — each with a time, a name and a room or location. Reach for this for hotel and venue day sheets, conference programmes, function-room schedules and event listings. Fill item1* first and leave later rows empty; empty rows disappear.

Wayfinding Board Any screen

Directions to places in a building — up to five rows, each an arrow and a destination. Reach for this for lobby and corridor signage: restaurant, conference rooms, spa, lifts, reception, car park. Each row's direction must be one of the words left, right, up or down (up means straight ahead) — nothing else. Fill dest1 first; empty rows disappear.

Guest Information Any screen

The four facts every guest asks reception for, as a grid of label-and-value cards: check-out time, wi-fi network, wi-fi password, breakfast hours. Reach for this for in-room and lobby information screens. Each card is independent — supply only the ones you were given and the rest disappear.

Retail

Retail Offer Any screen

A shop promotion where the saving is the headline: a big discount or price badge (e.g. "-30%", "2 for 1", "9.990 kr") next to what the offer is on, with small print underneath. Reach for this whenever the message is a deal, a sale, a limited-time price or a promotion in a store, not a product description.

Photo by Clark Street Mercantile on Unsplash

Product Spotlight Any screen

One product presented properly: a large product photo beside its name, price and a single benefit line. Reach for this when the point is the product itself — a new arrival, a featured item, a stocked brand — rather than a discount. If the saving is the story, use Retail Offer instead.

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Price Board Any screen

Several items and their prices on ONE slide, as a price board or product list — up to six rows. Reach for this whenever the user gives you a list of things with prices (a service list, a product range, a ticket price list) and it would be wrong to split them across separate slides. Fill item1* first and leave later rows empty; empty rows disappear.

Offices

Visitor Welcome Any screen

A reception screen greeting a named visitor, company or group, with who they are here to see and when. Reach for this for office lobby and meeting-room-floor screens welcoming guests, candidates, clients or a visiting team. Keep it to the facts on the screen — never invent a host name or a time.

Meeting Room Status Any screen

A door or corridor screen for one meeting room: the room name, whether it is free or busy right now, and what is booked next. Reach for this for room-booking displays and desk-area screens. The status word must be either free or busy — it drives the colour of the whole panel, so anything else falls back to the neutral treatment.

KPI Board Any screen

Up to four numbers side by side, each with a label and an optional change note — a team dashboard on a wall screen. Reach for this whenever the user gives you several figures that belong together (sales, tickets closed, uptime, safety days, NPS). For a single number use Stat Feature instead. Empty slots disappear, so two KPIs render as two.

Schools & Universities

School Announcement Any screen

A single notice for a school or campus screen: a category tag (Notice, Reminder, Closure, Trip, Exam), the announcement itself, the detail, and when it applies. Reach for this for anything a school needs students, staff or parents to read in passing — closures, deadlines, timetable changes, event reminders.

Timetable Board Any screen

A day's schedule for a school or campus screen — up to five rows of a time, a subject or activity, and a room. Reach for this for lesson timetables, exam schedules, club and activity lists, and open-day programmes. Fill item1* first and leave later rows empty; empty rows disappear.

Achievement Spotlight Any screen

Celebrating someone: a pupil, a class, a team or a member of staff, with what they achieved and an optional photo. Reach for this for exam results, competition wins, sports victories, student-of-the-month and long-service recognition. The name is the hero — keep the achievement line short enough to read at a glance.

Photo by Arjun Baroi on Unsplash

Broadcast

Broadcast Now & Next Any screen

A broadcast / TV / streaming schedule showing what is on NOW and what is UP NEXT. Map the current programme into nowTitle / nowTime and the following one into nextTitle / nextTime; put the channel or station name into channel. Use for TV guides, radio schedules, and venue screens listing programming.

Live On Air Any screen

An on-air / live-now announcement — a bold LIVE badge over a title and supporting line, with an optional time, on a full-bleed photo. Use for live broadcasts, streamed events, match coverage, or anything happening right now. Map the headline into title and the supporting detail into subtitle.

Photo by Nainoa Shizuru on Unsplash

Sports

Sports Fixture Any screen

Promote an upcoming match or fixture — two teams or competitors facing off, with kickoff time and venue. Energetic sports styling, optional stadium background. Map the two sides into homeTeam / awayTeam, the competition name into competition, and kickoff into time.

Photo by Howard Bouchevereau on Unsplash

Sports Result Any screen

Show a final or in-progress score — two teams with their numeric scores and a status line (e.g. Full Time, Half Time, Live). Map the scores into homeScore / awayScore and the teams into homeTeam / awayTeam. Use for match results and live scoreboards.

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