# Session-QR slides

Ready-to-present, on-brand slides for putting a live-translation **session QR
code** on screen. Sunflower AI translates a talk live into **83 languages** (you
enable whichever you need per session); this deck provides finished slides for
**19 of the most common** audience languages. Each slide tells the audience they
can follow the talk in their own language — **reading it on screen or hearing it
as audio** (both are translated).

`sunflower-session-qr-slides.pptx` — 21 slides, 16:9 widescreen:

1. a **contents / how-to** slide (read on a computer): what the deck is, how to
   get a QR code, and a clickable index — click any language to jump straight to
   its slide, no scrolling;
2. an **English** cover slide, then
3. one **bilingual** slide (the target language + English) for each of, in
   alphabetical order: Afrikaans · Cantonese · Chinese (Mandarin, Simplified) ·
   Chinese (Mandarin, Traditional) · Filipino · French · German · Hindi ·
   Indonesian · Italian · Japanese · Korean · Nepali · Persian (Farsi) ·
   Spanish · Swahili · Tamil · Telugu · Urdu.

`sunflower-session-qr-combined.pptx` — a **single multilingual slide**: one
shared QR card with **“Scan to join”** shown in several languages at once
(English as the headline, then Chinese — Simplified, Traditional and Cantonese —
Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Persian, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese). Use it
when you’d rather hand out one compact slide than copy a stack of per-language
slides. Drop your session QR onto the card the same way; the slide is otherwise
fixed branding.

## How to use it

1. **Pick the slides for the languages you enabled** for this session — click a
   language on the contents slide to open it — and **copy them into your own
   presentation.**
2. Start a session at **app.sunflowerai.io** and **download** its QR code (the
   contents slide links to the full setup guide).
3. On each slide, **Insert ▸ Picture** to drop that QR onto the big white card
   (it’s sized to land inside the dashed box), and delete the placeholder hint.
   It’s the **same QR on every slide** — your session has one code; the slides
   just explain it in each audience language.
4. Present full-screen. The QR is large enough to scan from the back of a room;
   the headline and why-line stay readable from there too.

Need a language that isn’t in the deck? Email **support@sunflowerai.io** (the
contents slide links it) and we’ll add it.

The slides themselves are fixed branding — the QR is the only thing you add.

## Why a PPTX (and why it stays on-brand)

- Each slide’s artwork is a **flat, full-bleed image**, so the layout and the
  foreign-script type can’t reflow or fall back to the wrong font on a machine
  that doesn’t have our fonts — what you see is what everyone sees.
- The brand fonts (**Mulish** + **Fredoka**) are **embedded** in the file, so the
  one bit of live text (the QR placeholder, and anything you type) stays on
  brand even without the fonts installed.
- A PDF would lock the branding too, but you can’t drop a QR into a PDF without a
  PDF editor — a PPTX lets you paste it straight onto the card.

## Tips

- Keep the QR roughly square and let it fill the dashed box; the three faint
  corner marks just show where it goes and disappear under any real QR.
- Having a slide in the deck doesn’t enable that language — you choose the
  enabled languages when you start the session. Use the slides that match.
- Need a language that isn’t here? Email **support@sunflowerai.io**.

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*Generated from the design system — see `scripts/build-qr-slides.sh` in the
landing repo (`pnpm brand:qr-slides`); the combined one-pager is
`scripts/build-qr-combined.sh` (`pnpm brand:qr-combined`). Don’t hand-edit the
masters; re-run the build.*
