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Generates presentations as living HTML pages instead of static slide files, shareable as one link.
htmlslides turns a prompt or outline into a presentation built from real HTML rather than a proprietary slide format, so the finished deck plays and animates directly in a browser and can be shared as a single link instead of a downloaded file. It can import an existing deck from a GitHub link or local file and supports built-in animation and interactivity within each slide. The free plan includes 10 official templates and 50MB of storage; Pro, at a discounted launch price, unlocks the full template library, 1GB of storage, text editing, speaker notes, a dual-screen Speaker Mode, and one-click video export. It's built by Daniel.Z, a solo full-stack developer with about 15 years of experience, who created it after finding that existing slide tools forced a choice between manual formatting work and AI output locked inside a proprietary platform.
Pro is $9.90/month at the site's advertised launch-offer price; premium marketplace templates are sold separately starting around $1 each via credits.
Use tool ↗htmlslides trades the usual slide-deck file format for plain HTML, which means decks run and animate in any browser and share as a link rather than an attachment. It's a solo-developer product, so the template and feature library is smaller than an established incumbent.
Watch out: The $9.90/month Pro price is explicitly labeled a launch offer — confirm the standing price before budgeting long-term.
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