Overview
Frontend Slides helps non-designers build web presentations as single HTML files, choosing a style from generated previews, and can convert PowerPoint files.
What it does
- Single-file HTML decks with no build step
- Visual style picked from previews
- PowerPoint conversion
- Distinctive styles instead of generic layouts
Capability source: Project documentation
Who Frontend Slides fits
People who present often and want web decks without writing CSS.
How you run it
Frontend Slides runs on infrastructure you manage.
Documented deployment options: Claude Code plugin.
Before you choose it
Last updated in June 2026. Check open issues before relying on it.
Self-hosting and deployment
- Self-hostable
- Yes
- Cloud / hosted offering
- Not recorded
- Docker noted in deployment tags
- Not recorded
- Deployment tags
- Claude Code plugin
- Difficulty
- Easy
Frontend Slides questions
- What is Frontend Slides?
- A coding-agent skill for HTML presentations, from scratch or from PowerPoint. It is listed under Agent skills on PickOpenSource.
- Is Frontend Slides open source?
- Yes. Its source code is public on GitHub under the MIT license.
- Can you self-host Frontend Slides?
- Yes. Listed deployment options: Claude Code plugin.
- Is Frontend Slides free?
- Pricing is not recorded in this catalog. Check the official website for hosted plans and edition limits, and the MIT license for usage conditions. Self-hosting also requires infrastructure and maintenance.
- What are alternatives to Frontend Slides?
- Similar agent skills projects include Superpowers, Skills by Matt Pocock, and Ponytail.
- Is Frontend Slides actively maintained?
- The latest commit on GitHub was June 23, 2026, and the repository has 30k stars.
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