Create a PowerPoint background from your logo
Turn your logo and brand colours into a clean presentation background, with space for readable slide content. This example uses the Techotick logo.
Tools: An image generator that accepts a reference image. This example was run using Codex built-in image generation.
What to provide
- A clear logo image that you own or have permission to use, ideally a transparent PNG.
- Your brand name and approved colour values.
- The purpose of your presentation and any space needed for content.
Example Recorded test output
Input
Reference: Techotick's official outlined logo, rendered from the project SVG into a transparent PNG. Brand: Techotick. Purpose: technology presentations, product updates and practical guides. Colours: cyan #0EA5E9 and dark charcoal #101828. Requested layout: light widescreen background, open content area, angular accents at the right, one logo in the bottom-left footer.
Output
An AI-generated, light presentation background with cyan and charcoal angular shapes along the right edge, a Techotick logo in the bottom-left footer and a broad clear area for slide content. The saved output is an opaque PNG measuring 1672 × 941 pixels, approximately 16:9. No slide title or body text is included. This is a raster background, not an editable PowerPoint file.


Tool settings
Use reference-image input and request a 16:9 landscape composition with an opaque background. The recorded run requested 3840 × 2160; the tool returned 1672 × 941. The saved image has not been resized or composited after generation. Exact dimensions, seed and model selection were not exposed as controls for this built-in run.
Improve the result
- Keep the logo and palette, but make the right-edge shapes smaller and lighter to leave more room for a wide chart.
- Keep the same layout and remove all decorative shapes from the central content area.
- Remove the logo from the generated background while preserving the rest of the composition, so I can place the original logo separately in PowerPoint.
Start with the logo and the content space
Attach a clear version of your own logo, then replace the brand name, presentation purpose and colour inputs. The logo is a reference attachment; typing a brand name alone does not supply its artwork.
This layout keeps most of the slide light and open, with the decoration on the right. Use that clear area for headings, charts and paragraphs. If a wide table needs more room, reduce the edge decoration in a follow-up.
Check the result before building the deck
Compare the generated logo with the original, check the wordmark spelling, and review the background behind your actual slide content. Keep text and charts as editable PowerPoint objects rather than asking the image generator to draw them.
The Techotick example is a generated raster image at 1672 × 941 pixels. The requested 4K dimensions were not returned. For a strictly matched logo, generate the artwork without a logo and insert your approved original separately.