What platforms does OpenDeck support?

OpenDeck is available on Web App, iOS, MacOS and Windows.

What are the limitations of OpenDeck?

Creation depends on an AI agent environment such as Claude or Codex, not a standalone editor. Claude web setup requires enabling Code Execution and File Creation and uploading a skill ZIP. The Claude mobile app cannot add skills yet, so setup needs desktop web.

OpenDeck

Name: OpenDeck
Author: OpenDeck

Narrated, animated, interactive decks built by your AI agent

Intermediate

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What is OpenDeck?

OpenDeck is a presentation tool. OpenDeck lets an AI agent build animated, narrated and interactive slide decks from a prompt, document or spreadsheet. Decks ship as one file or standalone HTML, using an open, free and open source format.

OpenDeck is a presentation tool that turns a topic, a document or a spreadsheet into a finished slide deck, with the work done by an AI agent instead of a person dragging boxes around a canvas. The agent decides the structure, writes the slides, adds motion and records a narration voice. The result is a deck that can deliver itself, even when nobody is in the room to present it. The workflow starts inside an agent environment. OpenDeck installs as a plugin or skill for tools such as Claude Code, Claude web, Claude desktop, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode and Codex. After a one-time install, the user asks for a deck in plain language, for example a quarterly report built from a sales spreadsheet. Ideas are revealed one beat at a time with animation, and a natural voice reads each slide. Slides can also include toggles, drag-to-reorder items and tap-to-reveal elements, so viewers can explore a point instead of only watching it pass. Everything lives in a single file: slides, motion and voice together. That file can be emailed, hosted or presented offline, with no account and no links that can break. Decks can be exported as a standalone HTML page that opens in any browser, or as a .deck file for the OpenDeck apps. The .deck format is open and in the public domain, the app is licensed under Apache-2.0 and the kit under MIT. Viewing works in a browser on any device, with apps listed for Mac, iPhone and iPad, and Windows, and an Android app marked as coming soon. OpenDeck suits educators, analysts, founders and teams who want self-running explainers, async briefings or interactive reports without hand-building slides. It differs from conventional slide editors by being agent-first and from video generators by keeping the output as an editable, inspectable open file. Three sample decks on the homepage show narration, interactivity and attention-guiding motion in practice.

How do you use OpenDeck?

1Open a sample deck
Try one of the three example decks on the homepage to see narration, animation and interactivity in the OpenDeck web app before building anything.
2Add OpenDeck to your agent
In Claude Code, run the plugin marketplace add and plugin install commands once. Other supported agents include Claude web and desktop, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode and Codex.
3Enable the skill on Claude web
Turn on Code Execution and File Creation in Settings, then upload the skill ZIP under Skills and toggle OpenDeck on. This needs desktop web.
4Ask for your deck
Use the /opendeck command and describe the talk, or point it at a document or spreadsheet, such as a Q3 report from a sales file.
5Open and present the result
Load the generated .deck file in the OpenDeck web app or a native app, or export a standalone HTML page to share in any browser.
6Explore the open format
Read the .deck format specification if you want to build tools around decks or understand what the single file contains.

Pros and cons

Pros

Agent builds structure, slides, motion and voice from a prompt, document or spreadsheetAI
Narration is baked into the file, so decks present themselves without a speakerAI
Single-file output works offline, by email or hosted, with no account requiredAI
Open source (Apache-2.0 app, MIT kit) with a public domain .deck format and HTML exportAI
Interactive elements like toggles and tap-to-reveal let viewers explore ideasAI

Cons

Creation depends on an AI agent environment such as Claude or Codex, not a standalone editorAI
Claude web setup requires enabling Code Execution and File Creation and uploading a skill ZIPAI
The Claude mobile app cannot add skills yet, so setup needs desktop webAI
Android app is not available yet, and the Mac, iOS and Windows apps are listed only as store linksAI
Little manual, drag-and-drop control is advertised, which may frustrate users who want pixel-level editsAI

How much does OpenDeck cost?

Free trial

No trial is needed because the homepage states the tool is free forever with no in-app purchases.

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Pricing

Described as free forever with no in-app purchases. The app is open source under Apache-2.0, the kit under MIT, and the .deck format is in the public domain.

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Support

The homepage points to open source repositories on GitHub and a published .deck format page for developers. No dedicated support channel is stated.

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Integrations

Installs as a plugin or skill for Claude Code, Claude web, Claude desktop, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode and Codex. Can build decks from documents and spreadsheets such as an Excel sales file.

Features

Agent-built decks from a prompt, doc or spreadsheet; baked-in natural voice narration; step-by-step animated reveals; interactive toggles, drag-to-reorder and tap-to-reveal; single-file output; standalone HTML export or .deck file; open formats.

Frequently asked questions about OpenDeck

How much does OpenDeck cost?
Described as free forever with no in-app purchases. The app is open source under Apache-2.0, the kit under MIT, and the .deck format is in the public domain.
Does OpenDeck offer a free trial?
No trial is needed because the homepage states the tool is free forever with no in-app purchases.
How do you use OpenDeck?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Open a sample deck 2. Add OpenDeck to your agent 3. Enable the skill on Claude web 4. Ask for your deck 5. Open and present the result 6. Explore the open format.
What platforms does OpenDeck support?
OpenDeck is available on Web App, iOS, MacOS and Windows.
What does OpenDeck integrate with?
Installs as a plugin or skill for Claude Code, Claude web, Claude desktop, Antigravity CLI, OpenCode and Codex. Can build decks from documents and spreadsheets such as an Excel sales file.
What are the limitations of OpenDeck?
Creation depends on an AI agent environment such as Claude or Codex, not a standalone editor. Claude web setup requires enabling Code Execution and File Creation and uploading a skill ZIP. The Claude mobile app cannot add skills yet, so setup needs desktop web.