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Should you generate the images before writing the slide sequence?

The image generator returns attractive assets, but nobody knows how to connect them into a coherent product story.

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Write a one-line job for each slide first: situation, consequence, action, proof or next step. Then specify the image that helps perform that job. This keeps visual generation tied to an explanation instead of asking copy to rescue unrelated pictures.

Use rough placeholders to review the order cheaply. Once the sequence works, render the final assets and check that each visual still carries the intended meaning. A polished image can make a weak sequence look finished before it is understandable.

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