Presentation studio
Consulting charts and slide layouts
This browser-local presentation studio helps you turn structured business data into answer-led consulting exhibits and company-ready slides. Choose a chart or slide family, filter the starting examples by industry, edit the table and narrative fields, and preview a 16:9 composition before exporting SVG, PNG, or a labelled PPTX representation. The editor keeps your rows and copy in this tab and does not upload them to a processing server.
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Build an answer-led exhibit
Select a consulting composition, edit the example rows, and export the current 16:9 slide locally.
Preview uses the example data until you interact with the editor.
Find a template
Industry is a starting point. Every template accepts validated local data.
A conclusion-led title above one dominant exhibit with a compact source and method note.
Slide copy
Processing stays in this tab. The editor does not upload rows, slide copy, filenames, or exported artwork. Large tables and dense diagrams may exceed browser memory or PowerPoint text-fitting limits.
Data
Edit the cells used by the selected template.
| Metric | Period | Value | Target | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
16:9 preview
PPTX representation: native chart
SVG and PNG capture the rendered slide. PPTX labels disclose whether the selected template uses a native chart, editable shapes, or artwork. Verify the downloaded file in your target Office application before publication.
Research-backed taxonomy
The catalogue separates the analytical question from the slide composition. Comparison, trend, composition, distribution, relationship, drivers, flow, geography, and hierarchy describe what the data says. Executive summary, Situation–Complication–Resolution, issue tree, options matrix, roadmap, portfolio, process, org, and KPI scorecard describe how management teams discuss a decision. Microsoft's SmartArt taxonomy covers list, process, cycle, hierarchy, relationship, matrix, and pyramid families, while McKinsey documents the Pyramid Principle, logic trees, and Situation–Complication–Resolution in its communication and case material. See the Microsoft SmartArt guide and the McKinsey Minto account.
Compare
Bars, dots, matrices
Rank categories, options, or markets.
Explain change
Lines, waterfalls, bridges
Show trend, variance, or drivers.
Show structure
Trees, process, roadmap
Make dependencies and ownership clear.
Report performance
KPI scorecard, dashboard
Keep actual, target, period, and source visible.
How it works
The route sends the selected template's metadata and synthetic sample rows into an in-page editor. Your edits stay in memory while the presentation generator composes the title, narrative, chart, table, and source note into a 16:9 preview. SVG captures vector artwork, PNG rasterizes the current preview, and PPTX uses the representation disclosed beside its button: native chart, editable shapes, or artwork. The heavier generator is loaded only after keyboard, pointer, focus, or click interaction.
Privacy and limitations
Trendalyzer does not provide cloud storage, collaboration, server-side calculation, or a remote fallback for this studio. No user rows, filenames, slide copy, or exports should leave the device. Output fidelity can vary with browser canvas limits, font substitution, long labels, and the Office application's support for embedded SVG. A PPTX artwork slide is editable as an image object, not as individual chart marks. Reopen downloaded files in the target Office application and keep source, units, period, assumptions, and accessibility text with any published exhibit.