Animated Slide Deck Maker
Turn an outline into an animated deck: PowerPoint, PDF, HTML or PNG.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Rendered on our server
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Files are deleted automatically after 24 hours. We do not log your content or use it for AI training.
Write an outline, or build the deck slide by slide, and the maker lays it out as a finished presentation. There are six slide types: bullets, big-number stats, a quote, a section divider, side-by-side columns and a numbered timeline of steps. A title slide is added from your deck title, subtitle and author.
Pick one of four themes and one of three colour palettes, choose 16:9 or 4:3, and download the deck as a PowerPoint file with native, editable shapes, slide transitions, entrance animations and speaker notes, as a PDF, as a single offline HTML presentation, or as PNG images. There is no AI model: your words are placed into fixed, hand-built layouts.
How to use Animated Slide Deck Maker
- Paste an outline into the box and press Build slides, or add slides one by one.
- Fill in the deck title and check each slide. The counters show the limits.
- Choose a theme, a palette, a ratio, a format and whether to animate.
- Press Make slides, wait for the render, then download the file.
Features
Type # for a slide, - for bullets, 1. for steps, > for a quote and | for stats.
Editable text boxes and shapes with fade or push transitions, entrance animations and speaker notes.
PowerPoint, PDF, an offline HTML deck with keyboard and swipe navigation, or PNG images in a zip.
Four themes in three palettes, in 16:9 or 4:3.
The deck is yours to present, share and edit.
The outline format
Put deck fields first, one per line: title:, subtitle: and author:. Then start each slide with "# Heading" and list its content underneath. Dashes make bullets, numbered lines make steps ("1. Plan: agree the scope"), pipes make stats ("| 87% | Satisfaction | Up from 71% |"), and a line starting with > makes a quote, optionally ending in "-- Name".
Use "## Heading" for a section divider, "### Title" lines for columns (the text under each title is the column text), and "// text" for speaker notes. A heading with nothing under it becomes a section divider. Press Load example to see all of it at once.
Limits per slide type
A deck has 3 to 20 slides plus the generated title slide. Bullets: 1 to 6 points of up to 120 characters. Stats: 2 to 4 values of up to 12 characters with a label. Columns: 2 or 3. Steps: 3 to 5. Headings hold 60 characters. Short slides read best, so keep to one idea per slide.
Animation
With animation on, slides fade in, list items and stats appear one after another, and stat numbers count up in the HTML deck. PowerPoint files carry real transitions and entrance animations that you can change in PowerPoint. PDF and PNG show the final state of every slide. Reduced-motion settings are respected in the HTML deck.
Credits
PowerPoint files are written with python-pptx (MIT licence); see the Terms page for credits.
Frequently asked questions
Is this made by AI?
No. There is no AI model and nothing is generated from a prompt. Your outline is placed into fixed layouts, so the text on the slides is exactly what you wrote.
Will the PowerPoint open without a repair prompt?
That is the goal: the file is checked to open cleanly in PowerPoint and LibreOffice, and every shape and text box can be edited afterwards.
How do I present the HTML deck?
Open the file in any browser. Use the arrow keys, space or a swipe to move, F for fullscreen, and add ?print to the address for a print view. It works offline.
Can I add images?
Not yet. Version one is text, numbers and shapes only.
How many decks can I make per day?
Anonymous visitors can make 10 decks per day and signed-in members 40.
Is my content kept?
Only long enough for you to download the result. The text you enter and the result are deleted automatically after 24 hours, or immediately with the Delete now button. We do not log what you write or use it to train models.
