PowerPoint decks look more like the originals

tables

• Open a table’s text direction settings from the cell’s right-click menu.
• Open cell padding, row height, column width and gap settings from the cell’s right-click menu, even while typing.
• Start table chevrons on any row or column, rather than only the first.
• Set header, category, total and chevron roles from table row and column drag handles.
• Select a range of cells and drag its rows or columns together as one block.

sharing

• Admins can invite someone as a full member directly from a deck’s Share panel.
• Admins can select a deck’s guests and make them full members in one step.
• Admins can send up to 200 invitations a day and everyone else up to 50, with up to two resends per hour.

ai

• Ask Riplo AI for a slide with a photo, and it can find a web image and save it in your project.
• Start a new chat from the Riplo AI task list even when the current slide already has tasks.

teams

• Admins can invite full members from Teams → Everyone and resend or cancel invitations that are awaiting acceptance.
• Admins can remove members as well as guests from the organization; their decks and projects move to the admin who removes them.

app

• After entering an emailed sign-in code, you can choose a new password or skip that step for now.

charts

• Set a chart legend’s entries side by side or stacked in any legend position.

images

• Change an icon’s weight from its right-click menu.

slides

• Page numbers in imported PDFs become live slide page numbers.

home

• Moving between Home and All decks reuses deck thumbnails, and returning to All decks shows its list without a loading placeholder.
• Home shows its greeting and search sooner, then fills in deck cards and activity as they become ready.

app

• Signing in or creating an account gets you to the welcome page sooner while your welcome deck is prepared.

decks

• Copying a deck with images is quicker, and the copy opens with its images ready.

sharing

• People in the Share panel use the same pictures as on the Teams page.
• The Share panel’s Add and Invite button shows how many people you are adding.
• The Share panel and invitation email say whether an invitee will join as a guest or a member.
• Picking a person from Share suggestions closes the suggestions and leaves your cursor in the field.
• The Share panel puts link access first and the field for adding people under People with access.
• Your own deck no longer lists you as a person with access in its Share panel.

app

• Account creation shows what your password still needs as you type, and password fields have a show-or-hide button.
• Riplo email avatars stay round on phones, and the logo remains visible in Outlook’s dark mode.
• Copy buttons sit centred beside single-line code and connector addresses.
• Primary and destructive buttons show a visible focus ring when you reach them with the keyboard.
• When the consulting example is unavailable, onboarding shows where to request the firm’s AI playbook.

• Consecutive growth arrows on the same chart series form a continuous line, with total growth arrows above them when there is room.
• Growth arrows sit closer to chart bars and tuck in further on small charts.
• Growth arrow labels stay centred on their arrows.
• Growth arrows and change brackets avoid value labels outside chart bars.
• A change bracket stays above the growth arrow label when you resize a chart.

ai

• Attaching a PowerPoint deck to Riplo AI no longer asks you to choose how its slides should look; they keep the file’s colours and fonts.
• Setup instructions for connecting Riplo to Claude and ChatGPT include direct links and guidance for workspace admins.
• The Stop and Send button sits evenly inside a task’s reply field.
• Sources for a plan or suggestion you ran appear inside its card.

tables

• Table drag handles stay a consistent size, with role toggles arranged to fit beside small rows and columns.
• The table panel shows chevron settings only when the table has chevrons.
• The table right-click menu groups cell actions together and lists row actions before column actions.

editor

• On smaller laptop screens, the toolbar fits on one row and leaves more room for the slide; its less-used controls remain available from right-click menus.
• Other people’s cursors show initials until you hover to see their names, covering less of the slide.

home

• The Activity card uses its available space to show more recent edits and opens.

teams

• Avatars on Teams pages and deck cards use the app’s quieter colours.

charts

• PowerPoint exports include chart marker lines, change arrows and comparison arrows with their labels.
• Chart arrow labels that wrap onto two lines keep their line break in PowerPoint exports.
• Chart labels in PowerPoint exports keep their decimals, prefixes and suffixes instead of rounding to whole numbers.
• PowerPoint exports keep chart legends in the same place as on the slide.
• Chart labels you renamed or cleared stay that way in PowerPoint exports.
• Long chart data labels stay on one line in PowerPoint exports instead of breaking mid-word.
• Pie and doughnut charts keep their size, position and outside slice labels in PowerPoint exports.
• Values above chart bars remain readable in PowerPoint exports.
• Clustered bar charts keep their bar widths and group gaps in PowerPoint exports.
• Charts that combine bars and a line keep their bars side by side in PowerPoint exports.
• Stacked bar and area charts show their stack totals in PowerPoint exports.
• Chart growth arrows keep their slide colour in PowerPoint exports.
• Bar charts in older PowerPoint decks import with their original bar widths and gaps.
• Charts in older PowerPoint decks keep separate scales for bars and lines that use different axes.
• Individually coloured stacked bars in older PowerPoint decks import with their original colours.
• Data labels on dark bars and pie slices keep their readable colours in PowerPoint exports.
• Waterfall columns below or crossing zero keep their correct shape and position in PowerPoint exports.
• Waterfall step labels in PowerPoint exports keep their minus signs, decimal places and any edits you made.

text

• A styled lead-in at the start of a paragraph stays on the same line as the following text in PowerPoint exports.
• Text set to a named colour keeps that colour in PowerPoint exports.
• A new text box no longer changes height when first selected in a theme with tight line spacing.
• Square bullets appear in downloaded PowerPoint files.
• Arrange and autofit shortcuts work while you type in a text box without moving your cursor.
• Typing backticks, hash marks or other formatting-like characters in a text box leaves them as typed instead of changing the text’s format.
• Tightly fitted PDF titles import as editable text instead of pictures.
• Outlined text in imported PDFs retains its visible lettering rather than arriving as a hollow outline.

slides

• Slides hidden in an imported PowerPoint deck remain hidden when presenting and when exported back to PowerPoint.
• An imported PDF page’s headline fills the slide’s title field instead of leaving an empty title above a separate text box.
• Imported PowerPoint footers show their page number instead of a placeholder.
• Missing images reappear in slide thumbnails after a reload.
• PowerPoint slides containing pill-shaped labels import completely.

tables

• Dragging a narrow table column wider and back no longer lets it snap to a width that hides its text.
• Empty table rows and columns stop at their cell padding when resized instead of collapsing to a hairline.
• Imported PowerPoint table rows keep the height needed for their text.
• Imported PowerPoint tables keep their original cell spacing, so short headers do not wrap unnecessarily.
• Text in imported PowerPoint tables keeps the deck’s text colours.

editor

• Keyboard sequences that open a tool in the right panel return the panel to its previous state afterwards.
• Select similar finds matching indicators inside tables and includes table contents in its selection count.
• The shortcut for switching between Edit and Tasks no longer justifies text while you type.
• A new deck opens with the editing toolbar in the right panel even if you viewed AI tasks in another deck.

ai

• Photos added by Riplo AI keep their proportions and appear in PowerPoint exports.
• Text boxes added by Riplo AI keep their size when you first select them.
• A task step that recovers from a snag no longer shows as an error; only a failed task shows the error it stopped on.

sharing

• Colleagues in your organization appear in the share picker and on Teams → Everyone without having to sign in first.
• The Share panel explains when someone already has access or you have reached the invitation limit.
• The Share panel updates its guest list as soon as guests become members.

exports

• PowerPoint exports show your organization’s name instead of a placeholder in the copyright notice.
• Rounded rectangles keep their chosen corners in downloaded PowerPoint files.

images

• Vector charts and logos saved as metafiles in older PowerPoint decks appear as sharp images after import.
• Icons stored as SVGs in PowerPoint decks import as the visible icon instead of a broken-image placeholder.

clipboard

• Pasting a slide or table with images inside its cells brings those images into the deck so its thumbnails and PDF export work.

home

• Home’s slides-created count excludes the onboarding deck.