C# Slide Element Tutorial – IronPPT

using IronPPT;
using IronPPT.Models;
using System.Drawing;

// This script demonstrates the creation of a PowerPoint presentation using the IronPPT library.
// An image is added to the presentation, its properties are modified, and then the presentation is saved.

// Create a new PowerPoint presentation
var document = new PresentationDocument();

// Create a new Image object and load an image file.
var image = new Image();
image.LoadFromFile("sample.png");

// Add the image to the first slide (index 0) of the presentation.
var newImage = document.AddImage(image, 0);

// Set the properties of the added image.
// Position property is set using a Point object, which holds X and Y coordinates.
newImage.Position = new Point(200, 200); // Set image position on the slide
newImage.Angle = 45; // Set the rotation angle of the image
newImage.Name = "new image"; // Assign a descriptive name to the image
newImage.Width = 150; // Set the width of the image in pixels
newImage.Height = 150; // Set the height of the image in pixels

// Export the PowerPoint presentation to a file named "addImage.pptx"
document.Save("addImage.pptx");

Imports IronPPT
Imports IronPPT.Models
Imports System.Drawing

' This script demonstrates the creation of a PowerPoint presentation using the IronPPT library.
' An image is added to the presentation, its properties are modified, and then the presentation is saved.

' Create a new PowerPoint presentation
Private document = New PresentationDocument()

' Create a new Image object and load an image file.
Private image = New Image()
image.LoadFromFile("sample.png")

' Add the image to the first slide (index 0) of the presentation.
Dim newImage = document.AddImage(image, 0)

' Set the properties of the added image.
' Position property is set using a Point object, which holds X and Y coordinates.
newImage.Position = New Point(200, 200) ' Set image position on the slide
newImage.Angle = 45 ' Set the rotation angle of the image
newImage.Name = "new image" ' Assign a descriptive name to the image
newImage.Width = 150 ' Set the width of the image in pixels
newImage.Height = 150 ' Set the height of the image in pixels

' Export the PowerPoint presentation to a file named "addImage.pptx"
document.Save("addImage.pptx")

using IronPPT;
using IronPPT.Models;
using IronPPT.Enums;

// Load a PowerPoint presentation.
// The PresentationDocument is assumed to represent an entire PPTX file loaded from disk.
var document = new PresentationDocument("output.pptx");

// Configure a new shape.
// Shape is assumed to be a model object representing drawable elements on a slide.
Shape shape = new Shape
{
    Name = "triangle",
    Type = ShapeType.Triangle,
    Width = 100,
    FillColor = new Color("#444444"),
    OutlineColor = Color.Black,

    // Position is set via assumed X and Y positioning properties.
    // It's important that these properties are set to valid coordinates for display on the slide.
    XPosition = 200,
    YPosition = 200
};

// Add the shape to the first slide in the presentation.
// Slides[0] refers to the first slide in the collection. Ensure a slide exists at this index.
document.Slides[0].AddShape(shape);

// Export the modified PowerPoint presentation.
// Saves the changes to a new file, ensuring the original presentation is not overwritten.
document.Save("addShape.pptx");

Imports IronPPT
Imports IronPPT.Models
Imports IronPPT.Enums

' Load a PowerPoint presentation.
' The PresentationDocument is assumed to represent an entire PPTX file loaded from disk.
Private document = New PresentationDocument("output.pptx")

' Configure a new shape.
' Shape is assumed to be a model object representing drawable elements on a slide.
Private shape As New Shape With {
	.Name = "triangle",
	.Type = ShapeType.Triangle,
	.Width = 100,
	.FillColor = New Color("#444444"),
	.OutlineColor = Color.Black,
	.XPosition = 200,
	.YPosition = 200
}

' Add the shape to the first slide in the presentation.
' Slides[0] refers to the first slide in the collection. Ensure a slide exists at this index.
document.Slides(0).AddShape(shape)

' Export the modified PowerPoint presentation.
' Saves the changes to a new file, ensuring the original presentation is not overwritten.
document.Save("addShape.pptx")