Launched this week
FluidDocs Deck Builder
Turn a prompt into a real HTML deck
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Turn a prompt into a real HTML deck
130 followers
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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Curious how well it preserves complex layouts like multi-column slides, embedded media, or charts when converting existing decks.
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@starkturtle 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.
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.
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@hiteshjoshi 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.
AccessOwl
Looks great, will give it a try. Will you also provide a hosted version?
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@philip_lr 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 fluiddocs.ai 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!
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@shivam_goyal10 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.
Stripo.email
Congrats on the launch! Turning a single sentence into an editable HTML deck is such a clean, flexible approach compared to static PDFs.
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@marianna_tymchuk 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?
Now I won't have to blush in front of my boss because of a messy presentation!
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@lilamoreau 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.