frontend-slides

You can convert PPTX to HTML slides by importing PowerPoint content and optional image assets into a phase-based generation pipeline. The output is a self-contained, zero-dependency HTML file with inline CSS and JS that runs directly in the browser.

Building animation-rich presentations involves using a phase-driven workflow that starts with visual style discovery and ends with final delivery. The process generates a single HTML file using inline CSS and JS, avoiding generic AI output through twelve curated style presets.

Yes, python-pptx is required to parse and convert PPTX content into web slides. The skill uses this dependency to extract PowerPoint content and optional image assets before applying its phase-based generation pipeline to create the final HTML deck.

Visual style discovery generates three visual previews to help you pick aesthetics before generating the full deck. This phase-based approach allows you to select from twelve curated style presets and progressive design rules before the final presentation is built.

Zero-dependency HTML slide decks require all CSS and JS to be inline within a single file, which can increase file size for complex presentations. However, this approach ensures the slides run in any browser without managing complex tooling or external assets.

frontend-slides supports PPTX-to-web conversions with optional image assets extracted from the PowerPoint file. The tool integrates these images into the zero-dependency HTML output during the phase-based generation pipeline.