Open Source Presentation Tools
Presentation tools help people organize ideas into visual sequences of slides for teaching, reporting, pitching, and public speaking. They make it easier to combine text, images, diagrams, charts, and media, then share or present the result. Some tools focus on slide design, while others support browser-based editing, collaboration, animation, or generating presentations from structured content or code.
Open source options include slide editors, presentation frameworks, collaborative document suites, and tools for visual storytelling or animation. When choosing one, consider how it handles file formats, themes, accessibility, real-time collaboration, and export or presenting needs. Check its license, maintenance activity, maturity, dependencies, and fit with your existing workflow. These tools can be useful for educators, teams, developers, researchers, and anyone who wants more control over creating and sharing presentations.
2 repositories · updated October 4, 2026
open-slide: Build and Present Agent-Written Slides
open-slide is a TypeScript and React framework for creating, editing, and presenting slide decks with coding agents. It provides a fixed-size canvas and tools for previewing, navigating, and exporting decks without requiring a custom slide-authoring DSL.
frontend-slides: Create HTML Presentations with a Coding Agent
Frontend Slides is an agent skill for building styled web presentations from a brief or an existing PowerPoint. It suits people who want to choose a visual direction without writing CSS, then customize or share the resulting HTML deck.