Paste plain text or markdown. Get a clean 16:9 deck. Present it, save it as a PDF, or download one HTML file. It runs in your browser, with no sign-in.
PDF: press Present, then File › Print › Save as PDF. Each slide prints as one page.
| # Title Text under it | The first slide becomes the cover. Any other slide with only a title and text becomes one big sentence. |
| ### Small line above | A small label above the title. |
| - Point one: what it means - Point two: what it means | A numbered list. Text before the colon is bold. |
| - 40+ paid posts — about 1 a day - $12 price — one time | Lines that start with a number become big figures in a row. |
| | Plan | Price | |---|---| | Free | $0 | | A table. Mark one row with * at its start to pick it out. |
| > "A buyer's own words" — Name, role | A quote slide. |
| 1. Day 1: Build it 2. Day 2: Ship it | Steps on a line. |
| *word* | The one word a slide lands on, in blue. |
| Note: what you will say | Speaker notes. Press N while you present. |
The last slide, if it has only a title and a line, becomes the closing slide.
Claude writes text well. It breaks layouts when it edits a slide file. Here the words and the look stay apart: you or Claude change the text, and every slide still comes out the same way.
Use it with Claude: ask it for a deck "in markdown, with --- between slides", paste the answer here. Prefer a skill? text-to-slides SKILL.md.