FluidDocs Deck Builder
Turn a prompt into a real HTML deck
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FluidDocs Deck Builder - Turn a prompt into a real HTML deck

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Deck Builder turns one sentence into a real, editable HTML deck: a single web page you change right in the browser (press E) and download as your own file. The difference from other AI deck tools: it is not a static PDF, not a doc chopped into slides, and not locked in an app. Already have a deck? Drop in a PDF or PowerPoint, and it rebuilds that as editable HTML too. Free and open source.

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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Nishant, one of the makers. For months, I asked AI tools to create a deck for me, but I got back something that read like a document chopped into slides: right words, wrong structure. So we built Deck Builder to make a real one. You describe the deck in a sentence and get back a real, editable HTML deck: pitch, sales, launch, keynote, or all-hands. It is a single web page you edit right in the browser (press E, click anything, type) and download as your own file. No account, nothing to install to try it. Already have a deck? Drop in a PDF or PowerPoint, and it rebuilds a clean, editable version, charts and screenshots intact. It is free and open source (MIT), and it plugs into the AI tools a lot of you already use (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI). Click and edit a live one here, no signup: Repo: github.com/FluidForm-ai/fluiddocs-deck-builder One thing for Product Hunt today: send me a deck you are stuck on, and I will rebuild it into an editable web version with you, free. Just reply or DM. I would love your feedback, especially on which deck type to add next and where it falls short. Reply and tell me what breaks.

Congrats on the launch! Turning a single sentence into an editable HTML deck is such a clean, flexible approach compared to static PDFs.

Maker

 thank you, that means a lot coming from someone at Stripo. You are doing this for email, turning painful hand-coded HTML into something editable and reusable, so the living-document idea is right in your wheelhouse (those reusable content modules are something I keep eyeing for decks). One thing I am genuinely curious about: now that AI writes more of the email, do your users still want to drop into the HTML themselves, or has that mostly faded?

I love the MCP server and how easy it is to get a website/doc published on a domain. Kudos to Nishant for the launch! We use fluiddocs already haha, mainly during our angel round we figured that the best part is angels using fluiddocs to get a summary and relevant questions without nudging us.

Maker

 thanks. Getting a doc published on a domain that is exactly what we wanted the MCP server plus hosting to feel like, so good to hear it holds up in real use.

Today's launch is the open-source deck builder, the same one-prompt-to-real-output idea, and it plugs right into that same publish flow. Glad to have you on this one.

Curious how well it preserves complex layouts like multi-column slides, embedded media, or charts when converting existing decks.

Maker

 great question, and honestly, the part I cared most about getting right. deck-import pulls the text, along with the original screenshot of each slide, and then rebuilds it as editable HTML. So charts and embedded media come back pixel-accurate, because it keeps the original image of that slide, while the text and structure around them become editable. Multi-column slides get classified and rebuilt rather than flattened. The honest tradeoff: a chart comes back as the original image, so it looks right, but it is not a live, re-editable chart yet. If you have a deck you can share, drop a link here, and I will convert it and post the result so you can see exactly how it holds up. If it is not shareable, DM me, and I will run it privately.

Looks great, will give it a try. Will you also provide a hosted version?

Maker

 Thank you. Two things worth saying out loud for anyone reading: the deck builder is completely open source (MIT), runs standalone with no account, and the output is one self-contained HTML file. And yes, hosting is available via FluidDocs at if you want a shareable link, fully optional, free to start.

So you can run the whole thing yourself and never touch our hosting, or lean on it when you want a link instead of a file.

Love it!! Been using Fluiddocs for all my investor decks & slides and my conversations are much richer!

Maker

 Thanks, Shivam, this means a lot. Investor decks are about the highest-stakes thing you can put a tool on, so hearing the conversations got richer (not just that the deck looked nicer) is exactly the bar we were aiming for.

A core component of the same engine is what today's launch opens up; the deck builder is now open source, so anyone can start from one prompt and get a real, editable deck. Grateful you have been putting it to work where it counts.

Now I won't have to blush in front of my boss because of a messy presentation!

Maker

 Ha, the slide that picks the worst possible moment to betray you, right as the boss leans in. We have all been there. Glad those days are behind you.