What problem does it solve? After an AI generates an HTML file (a slide deck, landing page, or document), users often want to fine-tune it themselves—nudge a title, shrink a card, change a font weight—without going back to the AI for every tiny tweak. This Skill converts any static HTML into a self-contained editable version that opens in a browser with a full visual editor, then exports a clean copy with no editor code. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Visual In-Browser Editing: Select elements, double-click to edit text, drag to move, and adjust font size, weight, color, line height, width, and height via a property panel with sliders and arrow keys. - Robust Storage & Export: Original HTML is stored as base64 so GLSL shaders, multiple script tags, and special characters never break the editor; export produces a clean standalone HTML with all editor traces stripped. - PPT and Webpage Support: Detects vw/vh viewport-based slide decks (fixed 16:9 canvas with page navigation) versus px-based scrollable webpages, and adapts the editing canvas accordingly. - Use Case: You generated a PPT deck with an HTML slide skill and want to move a title up and narrow a background block yourself. Run the builder, open the editable file in Chrome, make the changes visually, and click Export to get the clean final deck. ## Quick Start Ask your AI assistant to make your generated HTML file editable, for example: "Make deck.html editable so I can tweak it in the browser."