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Orvyn works best when you give it clear, specific instructions. The more precise your request, the better the results.

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Be Specific and Clear

The key to getting good results is being precise about what you want changed and where. Include the location:
  • “Make the title on slide 5 bold” is better than “Make the title bold”
Use clear property names:
  • “Change the text color to red” or “Use #FF0000” works better than “Make it look more attention-grabbing”
  • Standard color names (red, green, blue) and hex codes work best
Be explicit about scope:
  • “Make all mentions of ‘EBITDA’ bold across the entire deck” is clearer than “Make EBITDA bold”
  • Say “across all slides”, “on this slide”, or “on slides 3, 5, and 7” to avoid confusion
Use unique identifiers:
  • “Change all EBITDA figures to blue” is more reliable than “Change all profit numbers to blue”
  • Use specific text to target exactly what you need

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Common Mistakes

Vague Requests
  • Issue: “Update the chart”
  • Better: “Change the FY24 revenue bar to blue in the chart on slide 5”
Unclear Instructions
  • Issue: “Make the numbers stand out”
  • Better: “Make all EBITDA figures bold and change them to blue”
Missing Location
  • Issue: “Update the numbers”
  • Better: “Update the revenue numbers in the table on slide 7”