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Spatial Deck — Shareable Web Presentations

Spatial Deck — Shareable Web Presentations

Built on Spatial Deck, an open-source (MIT) presentation framework. Paste rough notes, a Google Slides export, a PDF, or a PowerPoint outline and get back ONE finished HTML file: double-click to present in any browser, or drag it onto a free host for a live share link. Animated slides, themed sections, a constellation overview map, and speaker notes wired to a presenter view — no PowerPoint, no code, no account. Drop a NOTE: marker anywhere in your input and it writes that part for you.
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Spatial Deck — Shareable Web Presentations

Paste whatever you have — rough notes, a Google Slides export, a PDF, a PowerPoint outline — and get back ONE finished interactive web presentation. No PowerPoint, no code, no account.

What you get

  • One HTML file. Double-click it and it's your presentation, running in any browser. Arrow keys or tap to advance, F for fullscreen.
  • A live share link in ~30 seconds. Drag the file onto a free host (e.g. Netlify Drop) and send the URL to anyone.
  • Animated slides, themed sections, a constellation overview map, and speaker notes wired to a presenter view.

How to use it

  1. Paste your raw material — messy is fine (notes, bullets, an exported outline, a PDF).
  2. Drop a NOTE: marker anywhere you want content written for you (e.g. "NOTE: write a punchy closing slide").
  3. Include your speaker notes if you have them — they're built into the presenter view.
  4. Get back the finished file, simple use-it instructions, and a short list of the judgment calls made.

Why it's different

Other generators give you a static .pptx. This gives you a living web presentation: interactive, presents in any browser on any device, becomes a share link in seconds, and works offline once opened. Built on an open-source MIT framework, so the file is yours forever and any AI or developer can edit it later.

Honest notes: Images aren't generated — add your own picture files, or embed live media (YouTube, Sketchfab) by URL; decks without images still look sharp. Custom fonts and the animated overview map load from the web the first time the file is opened; everything else is self-contained.