Write in Markdown

## Hello 👋

Each `##` starts a slide.

/*
Notes for the speaker view
*/

No Vue, no React, no config: a .md file is a talk.

Split it into files

demo/
├── main.md        ← !include(slides)
├── slides/
│   ├── 01-markdown.md
│   ├── 02-includes.md
│   └── …
├── en.lang.json
└── fr.lang.json

One !include(slides) pulls a whole directory, in order. This talk is built that way.

One talk, many languages

Slides hold $$key$$ variables, the words live in en.lang.json, fr.lang.json…

slidesk my-talk          # English
slidesk -l fr my-talk    # French, same slides

Voir cette démo en français →

A real speaker view

• Notes, current and next slide
• A timer per slide and checkpoints
• Drive the talk from your phone with a QR code

Open the speaker view of this demo ↗

Export and share

slidesk export -t pdf my-talk     # my-talk.pdf
slidesk export -t pptx my-talk    # my-talk.pptx
slidesk save -t public my-talk    # a static site
slidesk link host my-talk         # online for 72 h

PDF, PowerPoint, a static site for GitHub or GitLab Pages, or hosted on slidesk.link.

Bring your existing decks

slidesk import deck.pptx
slidesk import https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/…
slidesk import slides.md -t slidev
slidesk import index.html -t revealjs

PowerPoint, Google Slides, Slidev and reveal.js decks become SliDesk talks.

Present from a terminal

slidesk -t my-talk
telnet localhost 2323

Yes, really: --telnet serves a text version of your talk.