PowerPoint Design Check — Audit PPTX & ODP Consistency
Audit a presentation's design in your browser. Get a 0-100 consistency score, a categorized report of font, color, alignment, text and brand issues, and a per-slide summary — exportable as JSON or Markdown.
Everything you need to review a deck's design
Consistency Score & Grade
A single 0-100 score with an A-F grade summarizes how consistently design rules are applied across every slide.
Font Consistency Analysis
Detects too many distinct fonts, runs that break the deck's font story, unresolved typefaces, and title fonts that differ from slide to slide.
Color Scheme Analysis
Counts the deck's palette, flags off-palette colors, and warns when the number of distinct colors gets out of hand.
Alignment & Spacing Audit
Finds shapes that overflow the slide, edges that are almost aligned but not quite, and shapes that nearly touch.
Brand Compliance Check
Defaults to the deck's own palette, or paste your brand hexes to flag any color or font that violates your brand.
JSON & Markdown Report Export
Download the full audit as structured JSON or a readable Markdown report to share with your team.
What a design check actually finds
Consistent design is what makes a presentation feel professional: a limited font story, a coherent color palette, aligned shapes, complete titles, and no blank or overflowing slides. AnyDocFlow's design check reads the presentation package directly in your browser — no rendering, no preview — and compares every slide against the deck's own design language. Each issue is weighted by severity, so one clear error like a missing title costs far more than a subtle near-miss. The result is a score that turns vague feedback like "it looks off" into a concrete, itemized list your team can act on.
How to check a presentation's design
The whole audit happens locally in three quick steps.
Add a presentation
Drag and drop a .pptx, .ppt, or .odp file onto the page. Only one file is needed — the audit starts immediately.
Review the report
Read your 0-100 score and grade, filter issues by category (fonts, colors, alignment, text, brand) and severity, and check the per-slide summary.
Export or fix
Download the report as JSON or Markdown, or apply the findings yourself — for example with the template tool to unify fonts and colors.
A note on accuracy
The check is a heuristic audit of the file's structure, not a pixel-perfect render. It reads fonts, colors, geometry and title placeholders directly from the package, so results are close to what you see in PowerPoint, but very complex layouts may trigger occasional false positives. The audit never leaves your browser — your deck is never uploaded. Legacy .ppt files are converted in-memory to .odp first, which requires the page to be cross-origin-isolated (https:// or localhost).