Slow Living

A premium and sophisticated aesthetic based on the 'Slow Living' movement. It uses the modern Open Sauce sans-serif to create a minimalist editorial look. Characterized by deep navy blue, pure white, and muted earthy browns, it features high-contrast split-screen layouts and macro photography focus to convey calmness, mindfulness, and a high-end lifestyle vibe.

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Palette

  • Background #FFFFFF
  • Text #1A1A1A

Typography

primary heading
Open Sauce, sans-serif
secondary heading
Open Sauce, bold
body text
Open Sauce, regular

Key visual elements

  • Bold split-screen layouts (half photo / half color or text)
  • Emphasis on high-quality macro photography (nature, textures, daily moments)
  • Oversized, clean typography with generous letter spacing and line height
  • Minimalist UI elements like thin lines and small circular call-to-action buttons

YAML

description: "A premium and sophisticated aesthetic based on the 'Slow Living' movement. It uses the modern Open Sauce sans-serif to create a minimalist editorial look. Characterized by deep navy blue, pure white, and muted earthy browns, it features high-contrast split-screen layouts and macro photography focus to convey calmness, mindfulness, and a high-end lifestyle vibe."
design_system:
  global_style:
    theme: "Slow Living. Minimalist editorial design with macro photography and high-contrast layouts."
    typography: 
      primary_heading: "Open Sauce, sans-serif"
      secondary_heading: "Open Sauce, bold"
      body_text: "Open Sauce, regular"
    color_palette:
      primary: "#0D47A1" # Deep Navy
      secondary: "#8D6E63" # Muted Earthy Brown
      background: "#FFFFFF" # Pure White
      surface: "#F5F5F5" # Light Gray Surface
      text_main: "#1A1A1A" # Near Black
      text_secondary: "#0D47A1"
    key_visual_elements: 
      - "Bold split-screen layouts (half photo / half color or text)"
      - "Emphasis on high-quality macro photography (nature, textures, daily moments)"
      - "Oversized, clean typography with generous letter spacing and line height"
      - "Minimalist UI elements like thin lines and small circular call-to-action buttons"

  image_generation_prompts:
    style_guidelines: "Minimalist editorial photography, macro focus on a snail or plant, high contrast, deep navy and white palette, Open Sauce font vibe, premium and calm 'slow living' atmosphere."
    themes:
      - target: "The Essence of Slowing Down"
        prompt_elements: "Macro photography of a snail on a leaf, soft focus background, deep navy blue overlay on one side, minimalist and high-end."
      - target: "Daily Rituals"
        prompt_elements: "A person holding a ceramic cup in warm sunlight, muted earthy tones, clean white space, professional editorial look."

slide_layout_templates:
  - type: "Macro_Title"
    usage: "Large bold title in Open Sauce on a white background, balanced by a full-height macro photo on the right"
  - type: "Split_Insight"
    usage: "Left side is a solid deep navy block with a single point; right side is a macro photo of nature"
  - type: "Minimalist_Grid"
    usage: "Small icons and short text descriptions with massive white space around them"
  - type: "Editorial_Quote"
    usage: "A large quote in Open Sauce bold that takes up 70% of the slide, with a tiny reference at the bottom"

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What is NotebookLM Slide Styles?

It's a curated collection of visual design themes specifically formatted as YAML prompts for NotebookLM. These styles help you transform standard AI-generated slides into professional, aesthetically pleasing presentations.

How do I use these styles?

Simply find a style you like, click the 'Copy' button on the YAML code, and paste it into the 'Custom Instructions' or 'Style' field when generating slides in NotebookLM.

Are these styles free to use?

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Can I contribute my own styles?

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