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Free AI HTML Presentation & HTML Slides Maker

Create an HTML presentation for free, then play and share the finished HTML deck.

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Create an HTML presentation for free

Turn AI-made decks into a polished HTML presentation.Play in the browser and share a finished piece.

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Play and share HTML presentation decks

Sign in to paste a link or upload a file, then present instantly.

No install — plays in the browserSigned-in GitHub / share links / local filesOne-click share & embed

HTML slides

An HTML slide deck is a presentation the browser can play. The file is ordinary HTML — people often save it as presentation.html — with CSS for the layout and a little JavaScript to move between slides. You open it like a web page instead of launching a slide app.

htmlslides is a free maker for that format. Start from a designed template, or let an AI agent write the HTML presentation, then play and share the finished deck as a link.

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Slide Templates

Start with a beautifully designed template and make it yours.

Htmlslides Signature template preview
Free

Htmlslides Signature

Cinematic dark

A Champagne Noir product walkthrough deck that explains how to create, play, share, embed, and reuse HTML presentations with htmlslides.

Pocket Arcade template preview
Free

Pocket Arcade

Playful bright

A bright game-like htmlslides product tour for explaining create, preview, save, share, embed, and presenter workflows as visible levels.

Ivory Research template preview
Free

Ivory Research

Editorial light

A quiet editorial htmlslides product tour for explaining create, preview, save, share, embed, and presenter workflows with research-note calm.

Botanical Salon template preview
10 credits

Botanical Salon

Organic illustrated

A botanical art-nouveau htmlslides product tour that explains create, preview, save, share, embed, and presenter workflows through elegant organic framing.

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FAQ

What is htmlslides — a free HTML presentation maker?
htmlslides is a free AI HTML presentation maker: build a presentation as dynamic HTML, then play, share, and embed it right in your browser — no software to install. Unlike a PowerPoint, an HTML presentation carries real animation, interaction, and live content, and travels as a single link, so your ideas are far more likely to get watched and remembered.
Why HTML instead of PowerPoint?
Because it's alive. HTML decks carry real animation, interactivity, and live data, and render identically in any browser on any device — open and go. You send a link, not a 40MB attachment that might not open or might break its layout on someone else's machine. In the AI era, that's how a speaker stands out.
I don't have a deck yet — how do I make one?
Two fast paths. Start from the template marketplace — polished, animated official templates ready to make yours. Or open Create, sign in to copy our ready-made prompt, and hand it to any AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor…) to generate the entire deck, then upload and play. You bring the ideas; AI does the build.
What files are supported? Do I need to know how to code?
Any HTML file with <section class="slide"> elements. After signing in, you can import from a GitHub link or local file; public share links still open directly for viewers. Can't code? Use a template or let AI generate it. Can code? Your deck is fully yours — no proprietary format, no lock-in.
How do I share, embed, or export video?
Every import gets a unique share link anyone can play in a browser. You can also copy an embed snippet for your own site, or record the whole deck into a downloadable video right in the browser and post it anywhere. Build once, share everywhere.
What's the difference between Free and Pro?
A signed-in Free account can upload, play, and share, with 10 official templates free and 50MB of storage. Pro (launch offer $9.90/mo) makes every official template free, bumps storage to 1GB, lets you edit text and speaker notes in saved presentations, and unlocks Speaker Mode (a dual-screen view with current slide, next-slide preview, and editable notes) plus one-click video export. If you present for real with any regularity, Pro tends to pay for itself the first time out.
What are credits, and do I need them?
Credits buy premium templates in the marketplace, starting at $1 and used only when you want one. If you're on Pro, every official template is already free — so you usually won't need to buy credits separately.