htmlslides

Play, share and embed AI-made HTML decks from one link

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What is htmlslides?

htmlslides is a web player and sharing platform for HTML presentations, usually generated by AI agents like Claude Code or Cursor. It handles import, playback, share links, embeds, templates, and on Pro, speaker view and MP4 export.

htmlslides is a browser-based platform for creating, playing and sharing presentations built as HTML. Its focus is the step that comes after an AI agent has produced a deck: opening it, presenting it live and sending it to other people. Decks that would otherwise sit in GitHub repos, personal servers or static hosts get a single place to be played, with a unique share link and an iframe embed snippet. There are two ways to get a deck. The create page gives signed-in users one fixed prompt to hand to an AI agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. The agent reads the site's skill specification, aligns on topic and audience, builds the deck, and the result is uploaded and played. Alternatively, a template marketplace offers designed decks that an agent can rebuild around new content. Some official templates are free, and others cost credits. Existing decks can be imported from a GitHub link, a local HTML file or a .hslides bundle, which is a ZIP that carries media. The expected format is plain HTML with section elements of class slide, so there is no proprietary format to be locked into. The player covers keyboard, click and swipe navigation, fullscreen, a thumbnail sidebar, per-slide auto-play timing, a laser pointer and a right-click menu. Because it renders real HTML, charts can animate, cards can expand on click, and embeds, forms, SVG and canvas all work. Signed-in users can edit text directly on a slide and write speaker notes. The paid Pro tier adds a dual-screen speaker view with a next-slide preview and a timer, in-browser MP4 video export, more storage, and every official template at no extra cost. htmlslides sits between slide tools such as PowerPoint and generic static hosting. It does not try to generate decks itself so much as to give agent-made HTML a dependable viewing, presenting and distribution layer. It suits developers and AI-assisted creators who already work with coding agents, as well as speakers who prefer sending a link over a large attachment.

How do you use htmlslides?

  1. 1Sign in and open Create
    Sign in, then open the create page to copy the fixed prompt that tells an AI agent how to build a deck for htmlslides.
    htmlslides — Sign in and open Create
  2. 2Hand the prompt to an AI agent
    Paste it into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. The agent fetches the skill spec, confirms topic, audience and direction with you, then builds the HTML deck.
  3. 3Or start from a template
    Browse the template marketplace, preview a designed deck, apply it, and ask your agent to rebuild it with your own content.
    htmlslides — Or start from a template
  4. 4Import and play the deck
    Upload the HTML file or .hslides bundle, or paste a GitHub link, then play it in the browser with keyboard, touch or fullscreen controls.
  5. 5Share or embed it
    Copy the unique share link or the iframe embed snippet to publish the deck on any page or send it to viewers.
  6. 6Upgrade for live presenting
    Check the plans if you need speaker view with notes and a timer, or MP4 export of the full deck.
    htmlslides — Upgrade for live presenting

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Plays real HTML, so animated charts, click-to-expand cards, SVG, canvas and embeds work inside slidesAI
  • Works with any AI agent through a single copyable prompt, with no per-tool setupAI
  • Open format: any HTML with slide sections, so decks are not locked into a proprietary file typeAI
  • Free tier includes a full-featured player, sharing, embedding and some free official templatesAI
  • Each deck gets a unique share link with a social preview, avoiding large attachmentsAI

Cons

  • Importing, uploading and sharing require signing in, so there is no anonymous creation flowAI
  • Speaker view and MP4 video export are locked behind the paid Pro planAI
  • Free accounts get only 50MB of storage and editing saved decks is limited to ProAI
  • Quality of generated decks depends on the external AI agent, which the user must supply separatelyAI
  • Some templates cost credits, and the Pro price is described as a launch offer that may changeAI

How much does htmlslides cost?

Free trial

No time-limited trial is described. A free tier covers playing, sharing, embedding and some free official templates for signed-in users.

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Pricing

Free signed-in accounts can upload, play and share, with 10 official templates free and 50MB of storage. Pro is listed at a $9.90 per month launch offer and adds all official templates, 1GB storage, editing, speaker mode and video export. Credits for premium templates start at $1.

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Integrations

Works with AI agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor through a copyable prompt, and imports decks from GitHub links. Decks embed on any web page through an iframe snippet.

Features

AI-agent deck creation via one prompt, template marketplace, import from GitHub, HTML or .hslides, full-featured browser player, share links, iframe embeds, in-canvas text editing, speaker notes, and on Pro a dual-screen speaker view and MP4 export.

Frequently asked questions about htmlslides

  • How much does htmlslides cost?
    Free signed-in accounts can upload, play and share, with 10 official templates free and 50MB of storage. Pro is listed at a $9.90 per month launch offer and adds all official templates, 1GB storage, editing, speaker mode and video export. Credits for premium templates start at $1.
  • Does htmlslides offer a free trial?
    No time-limited trial is described. A free tier covers playing, sharing, embedding and some free official templates for signed-in users.
  • How do you use htmlslides?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Sign in and open Create 2. Hand the prompt to an AI agent 3. Or start from a template 4. Import and play the deck 5. Share or embed it 6. Upgrade for live presenting.
  • What platforms does htmlslides support?
    htmlslides is available on Web App.
  • What does htmlslides integrate with?
    Works with AI agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor through a copyable prompt, and imports decks from GitHub links. Decks embed on any web page through an iframe snippet.
  • What are the limitations of htmlslides?
    Importing, uploading and sharing require signing in, so there is no anonymous creation flow. Speaker view and MP4 video export are locked behind the paid Pro plan. Free accounts get only 50MB of storage and editing saved decks is limited to Pro.

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Added10/8/2026

Platforms

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Pricing

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