Makelfy
Quick edits by chat

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The slide updates.

Instead of hunting for the right menu, tell Makelfy what to change and watch it happen. Requests are read as instructions, not as prompts - so what you ask for is what you get.
Four representative requests

These are the kinds of asks that turn into edits.

Request 01
make slide 4 shorter
Trimmed to three bullets. Kept the strongest data point.
Before & after
Before
  • -Solar module prices dropped by 80% between 2013 and 2023
  • -Grid parity has been reached in most northern states now
  • -India's 2030 target is set at 500 gigawatts of clean capacity
  • -Payback windows have come down to under five years in retail
  • -Residential installs grew forty percent year-over-year in 2023
After
  • -Solar costs down 80% in a decade
  • -Grid parity in most northern states
  • -Payback windows under five years
Request 02
add a chart of costs going down
Line chart added, sized to fit the slide, titled from the surrounding context.
Before & after
Costs, 2013 - 2023
Chart title inferred from surrounding text
Request 03
cut the section on policy, save for later
Three slides removed. Deck resequenced. Sections after the cut renumbered.
Before & after
1
Opening
2
Why now
3
The three wins
4
3a Bike lanes
5
3b Canopy
6
3c E-waste
7
Cost per program
8
The ask
Request 04
sharper cover title
Cover title rewritten. Original saved as an alternate.
Before & after
Before
A Look at Some Reasons Renewable Energy Matters
After
Why Renewable Energy Matters Now
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