dark-neon-tech-business-ppt

Dark Neon Tech Business PPT

Convert the user's new content into a single 16:9 landscape PPT image with a dark futuristic tech business feel, and by default call the imagegen skill / built-in image_gen tool to generate the image.

Effect Preview

assets/preview.png is a 16:9 sample image that the user confirmed as satisfactory when this Skill was created, used to demonstrate the target visual style. When generating new images later, there is no need to copy the preview image's content; only reuse its corresponding visual system, layout language, and information organization approach.

Default Settings

Aspect Ratio: 16:9 landscape.
Image Generation Method: Use the imagegen skill, which underlying calls the built-in image_gen tool.
Background: Deep navy blue, ink blue, and deep purple-red gradient dark base, overlaid with subtle grain, tech grid, faint star points, and atomized glow.
Primary Colors: Cyan-blue, lake blue, ice blue, cyan-white; a small amount of purple-red and deep blue-gray for background layering and dark-area transitions.
Art Style: Futuristic tech business PPT, neon curved light trails, glowing nodes, translucent glass texture, restrained corporate report infographic.
Text: Chinese large titles, English small labels, cyan-blue capsule labels, numbered modules, and a small amount of explanatory text; avoid long paragraphs, dense small text, and illegible decorative text.
Default Delivery: When the user asks for an image, image output, illustration, PPT image, or presentation page, organize the final prompt and call image_gen; when the user explicitly wants only the prompt, do not call image generation.

Applicable Scenarios

Tech company business plans, company introductions, project reports, product proposals, financing roadshows, strategic planning, and section covers.
AI Agent, Skills, intelligent workflows, digital transformation, network communications, data platforms, future industries, and technical concept explanations.
Table of contents pages, cover pages, viewpoint pages, process pages, capability maps, milestones, market analysis, and solution overviews.
The user wants to generate an image in the same PPT style from a new topic, new copy, or new structure, rather than redrawing the reference image.

Style Guidelines

Canvas and Negative Space

Default 16:9 landscape, with the main information occupying 65% to 85% of the frame, leaving enough dark space around the edges so the neon light trails feel expansive.
The image should have a clear visual focal point: the title, core conclusion, or main module should stand out clearly, and decorative light should serve the flow of information.
Negative space is presented as dark space; background texture may exist, but grids, light points, and arcs must not overpower the body text.
Medium information density, like a high-end tech business presentation page, not a complex large screen, poster, or web UI.

Background and Texture

The background is mainly deep navy blue, blue-black, and ink blue, with deep purple-red or blue-purple gradients added in corners or at the top to create warm-cool dark-area layering.
Layerable low-transparency tech grids, fine dot matrices, faint scan lines, grain noise, and light mist halos can be overlaid to create a futuristic feel.
Background brightness should be kept low to medium-low, and text areas need to be cleaner to ensure white or light cyan titles are readable.
The texture should be premium, restrained, and businesslike—do not go for excessive cyberpunk, strong nightclub neon, cluttered starry skies, or game posters.

Color System

Cyan-blue and lake blue are used for curved light trails, glowing nodes, key labels, numbering, thin-line strokes, and key emphasis.
Cyan-white or white is used for large titles, core conclusions, and the most important text, paired with a slight blue outer glow or shadow.
Blue-gray is used for body text, supporting explanations, and de-emphasized hierarchy, with slightly lower transparency to avoid competing with titles.
Deep purple-red is used only as ambient shadow in the background and local halos, not as a large-area body text color.
Overall, maintain a dark, cool-toned tech feel; local highlights should be refined—do not make the image a single blue or a patch of bright cyan.

Layout Structure

The overall style is fixed as a dark neon tech business PPT, but the layout must be intelligently selected based on user content—do not mechanically apply a single template. Common structures include:

Business Cover / Core Viewpoint Page: A large title on the left or center-left, with a large-area curved light trail extending on the right or top; suitable for business plans, strategic themes, and a single core statement.
Table of Contents / Chapter Page: A short title or theme word on one side, and on the other side, numbering, capsule buttons, or short horizontal bars organizing 3 to 6 chapters; suitable for course outlines, proposal structures, and presentation outlines.
Company Introduction / Proposal Explanation Page: A combination of image cards, semi-transparent information panels, body explanations, and bottom icon badges; suitable for corporate profiles, product descriptions, and capability showcases.
Horizontal Process / Path Page: Neon arcs or thin lines connect multiple nodes; suitable for step progression, workflows, project roadmaps, and expressing the path from problem to result.
Central Radiation / Capability Map Page: A central concept with peripheral glowing nodes, short labels, and thin-line relationships; suitable for capability modules, ecosystem relationships, and system architecture overviews.
Comparison / Layered Page: Use two groups or multiple layers of glass-textured modules to express differences, stages, or progressive value; suitable for market analysis, problem-solution, and methodology breakdowns.

The number of modules, title positions, light trail directions, node forms, card proportions, and icon choices all vary with the content; as long as consistency is maintained in dark gradients, cyan-blue neon, glowing nodes, business text hierarchy, and restrained information density.

Graphic Language

The core identifier is the cyan-blue neon curved light trail: it can sweep across the image from the top, upper left, right side, or corners; the lines are multi-layered, thin, and flowing, with a few glowing endpoints.
Use glowing nodes, small light points, thin-line trajectories, semi-transparent arcs, short ticks, dot matrices, and tech grids to express connection, trends, and a sense of speed.
Information modules can use glassmorphic capsules, semi-transparent dark cards, thin cyan-blue strokes, short horizontal lines, numbered dots, and small linear icons.
Icons should remain simple linear or geometric badge-like; specific icons are chosen according to the user's theme, not fixed to a particular icon.
Decorative elements should be distributed along the visual flow; they must not cross the core strokes of titles, nor should they obscure body text with light effects.

Text Hierarchy

The main title is recommended to be 6 to 18 Chinese characters, can be split into 1 to 2 lines, use white or light cyan-white bold text, with a slight outer glow, shadow, or three-dimensional darkened effect.
The subtitle is recommended to be 12 to 36 Chinese characters, expressed one level lower in light cyan, blue-gray, or white, and can be placed below the title, inside a capsule label, or in an information bar.
English labels can serve as accents for a tech-business atmosphere, such as BUSINESS PLAN, TECH STRATEGY, SMART WORKFLOW, FUTURE INTELLIGENCE, but they must be few, clear, and not overshadow the main content.
Module titles are recommended to be 4 to 10 characters, and descriptions should be kept to a one-line short sentence as much as possible; the body text should retain only a summary, and long paragraphs should not be crammed into the image.
Text in the image must be clear and readable; there must be no garbled characters, typos, overly dense small text, or text obscured by light trails, cards, or images.

Things to Avoid

Do not replicate the original text, logos, watermarks, real corporate marks, real people, proprietary copyrighted characters, or brand assets of uncertain authorization from reference images.
Do not generate pure white light-colored PPTs, cartoon illustrations, hand-drawn blackboards, heavy 3D cartoon objects, realistic photographic posters, or complex web interfaces.
Do not make the neon light trails too bright, too thick, or covering the entire page; do not make the background into a cluttered data dashboard.
Do not cram the user's long text into the image as a whole paragraph, and do not let decorative light, grids, nodes, and text obscure one another.
Do not hard-code the module count, coordinates, title positions, icons, or light trail paths of any single preview image.

Flexible Layout Principles

Intelligently choose the layout based on the paragraph structure of the user input: cover focus, table of contents list, horizontal process, central radial, layered explanation, left-right text-image, or comparison structure are all acceptable.
The number of modules, title positions, icon choices, light trail directions, image cards, and emphasis methods can all change with the content; do not mechanically copy the preview image layout.
Prioritize maintaining consistency in the dark gradient background, cyan-blue neon light trails, glowing nodes, tech grid, text hierarchy, business texture, and information density.

Core Workflow

Step 1: Refine the Content

Compress the user input into information suitable for expression in a single PPT image:

A 6 to 18 character Chinese main title.
A 12 to 36 character short subtitle or core viewpoint; if the image does not need a subtitle, it can be omitted.
2 to 6 main modules, steps, dimensions, or key points, with the number determined by the complexity of the content.
Each module keeps one short title and one short description, avoiding long paragraphs.
Determine whether table of contents numbering, process direction, central conclusion, comparison dimensions, image placeholders, or brand-neutral labels are needed; if not needed, do not force them in.

If the user provides an article or long paragraph, first abstract it into structured key points; do not directly copy the original text.

Step 2: Intelligently Choose the Layout

Choose the most suitable PPT page type based on the content structure:

Business cover / core viewpoint page: suitable for a single core statement, project theme, business plan cover, and chapter opening.
Numbered table of contents list: suitable for 3 to 6 chapters, themes, capabilities, or steps.
Left-right text-image explanation: suitable for company introduction, product introduction, solution overview, and case explanation.
Horizontal process / path page: suitable for stage progression, from problem to solution, from input to result.
Central radial / capability map: Suitable for capability modules, ecosystem relationships, system composition, and closed-loop optimization.
Comparison / Layered structure: Suitable for current state and future, problems and solutions, capability progression, and value layering.

Do not force a fixed structure just to match the preview image; prioritize making the current content as clear as possible while maintaining the dark neon tech business visual system.

Step 3: Organize the imagegen prompt

Prompt order:

Specify image type and ratio: 16:9 horizontal dark neon tech business PPT presentation page.
Describe the visual style: dark gradient background, cyan-blue neon arc light trails, glowing nodes, tech grid, glass-textured information modules.
Describe the content structure: main title, subtitle, number of modules, layout type, connection relationships, and emphasis points.
Restrict text: short Chinese titles, short labels, minimal descriptions, clearly readable, no dense small text.
Add negative constraints: no Logo, watermark, original image text, real people, copyrighted characters, garbled text, crowded large screens.

Step 4: Call imagegen

When the user explicitly asks for an image, image generation, accompanying image, PPT image, or to draw one, use the final prompt to call image_gen。
When the user explicitly says "only give the prompt", output only the complete prompt without calling image generation.
When generating a series of images, maintain the same set of dark gradient, cyan-blue neon light trails, glowing nodes, tech grid, glass-textured modules, and text density.

Prompt Template

请生成一张 16:9 横版 PPT 风格图片，风格为“暗色霓虹科技商务 PPT”。

主题：[用户主题]
主标题：[6 到 18 字中文标题]
副标题：[12 到 36 字中文短句，可按内容省略]

画面结构：
- 根据内容选择 [商务封面 / 编号目录 / 左右图文说明 / 横向流程 / 中心放射 / 分层对比 / 时间线]，不要机械复制预览图布局。
- 主要模块：[模块 1]、[模块 2]、[模块 3]、[按内容增减到 2 到 6 个]。
- 连接关系：[霓虹光轨引导 / 细线连接 / 发光节点路径 / 中心放射 / 并列模块 / 分层递进]，按当前内容决定。
- 强调点：[需要重点突出的观点、结论或转折]。

主要内容：
- [模块 1]：[短说明]
- [模块 2]：[短说明]
- [模块 3]：[短说明]
- [更多模块按内容决定，不要强行填满]

视觉要求：深海军蓝、墨蓝、深紫红渐变暗色背景，叠加细微颗粒、低透明科技网格、点阵、弱星点和雾化光晕；主色为青蓝、湖蓝、冰蓝和青白色；使用多层青蓝霓虹弧形光轨、细线轨迹、发光节点、半透明圆弧、短刻度、玻璃拟态胶囊标签、深色半透明信息卡片、细青蓝描边和小型线性图标。整体像一页专业中文科技商务计划书 PPT，未来感、商务感、精致、克制。

文字要求：中文短标题、短标签、少量说明，英文标签只作少量科技氛围点缀；主标题白色或浅青白色大字，带轻微青蓝外发光或阴影；文字必须清晰可读，不要互相遮挡，不要密集小字，不要乱码。

限制：不要 Logo，不要水印，不要真实人物，不要版权角色，不要复刻任何参考图原文，不要纯白浅色背景，不要卡通手绘，不要厚重 3D 卡通物体，不要真实摄影海报，不要复杂拥挤的数据大屏。图片比例必须是 16:9。

Image generation rules

When the user says "generate image / directly generate image / draw one / accompanying image / PPT image / presentation page", call by default image_gen。
Before calling, you may briefly organize the final prompt, but do not give a lengthy explanation of the design process.
If the user has not given a specific topic, infer it from the context first; if it truly cannot be inferred, ask only one necessary question.
Prioritize ensuring clear titles, spacious dark space, recognizable neon light trails, and stable information hierarchy, then pursue more tech decoration.