Tool · HTML to PPT

HTML to PPT, in your agent

Have an HTML page, a markdown doc, or just a prompt? Let your coding agent build it into a clean HTML deck and export a real, editable PowerPoint — native shapes and text you can keep editing, not a screenshot per slide. The HTML is the source; the .pptx is yours to present, hand off, and own.

Editorial illustration of an HTML deck converting into an editable PowerPoint file inside a coding agent, framed by a green selection box

In one line

Most HTML-to-PPT converters flatten your page into static slide images you cannot edit. Open Design builds the deck as HTML inside your coding agent and exports a real, editable .pptx — native text and shapes, your design system, no per-seat meter, no vendor lock.

How HTML to PPT works

  1. 01

    Start from HTML, a doc, or a prompt

    Point your agent at an HTML page, a markdown doc, or just describe the deck. Open Design loads the right skill so the agent reads structure and intent — headings, sections, data — not just raw markup.

  2. 02

    Build a clean HTML deck

    The agent lays the content out as an HTML deck on a real design system — consistent type, grid, and color — using ready themes (pitch deck, product launch, editorial, technical) instead of a wall of untitled boxes.

  3. 03

    Export an editable .pptx

    Open Design’s pptx-generator turns the HTML deck into a real PowerPoint — native shapes, editable text, and charts you can still change — with an HTML-to-PPTX fidelity audit, not a flat image per slide.

  4. 04

    Own and hand off the slides

    The HTML and the .pptx land in your repo, fully yours. Open the .pptx in PowerPoint or Keynote, present from the browser, or keep iterating in the agent — no cloud lock-in, no redraw between the HTML and the deck.

What you can turn into a deck

  • HTML page to PPT

    Turn an HTML page or export into an editable PowerPoint deck.

  • Markdown to PPT

    Hand your agent a markdown doc and get a clean deck plus a .pptx.

  • Prompt to deck

    Describe the talk; the agent drafts the slides and exports .pptx.

  • Pitch decks

    Investor and sales decks with a strong narrative and clean data slides.

  • Presenter mode

    Reveal-style HTML decks that also export to editable PowerPoint.

  • Any visual taste

    Editorial, bold, or minimal — the theme carries all the way to the .pptx.

Open Design vs. typical HTML-to-PPT converters

What you need With Open Design Typical HTML-to-PPT converters
Start point HTML, a doc, or a prompt — in the agent you already run Paste HTML into a separate cloud converter
Slide quality Clean HTML deck from a real design system + ready themes A literal render of your page, box by box
Editable output Real .pptx — native, editable text & shapes Flat slide images you cannot change
Iterate after export Refine by talking; regenerate and re-export any time A frozen, one-time file
Own the output HTML + .pptx files in your repo, fully yours Locked to their editor or export credits
Cost & lock-in Open source, bring your own keys, runs locally Per-file or per-credit subscription, vendor-hosted

Slide templates you can start from

Real decks rendered by Open Design, ready to export to an editable .pptx. Pick a theme close to your content, describe your variation, and the agent builds the deck — then hands you the PowerPoint you own.

Browse deck templates →

HTML to PPT FAQ

  1. 01 How does Open Design turn HTML into a PPT?

    Your coding agent builds the content into a clean HTML deck, then Open Design’s pptx-generator skill exports it to a real, editable .pptx — native shapes and text, audited for HTML-to-PPTX fidelity, not a flat image per slide.

  2. 02 Can I convert HTML to an editable PowerPoint?

    Yes. The .pptx has native, editable text and shapes you can keep changing in PowerPoint or Keynote — not screenshots. You can also keep iterating the source deck in your agent and re-export any time.

  3. 03 Does it work with Claude Code?

    Yes — "claude html to ppt" is exactly this workflow. Drive it with Claude Code, or Codex, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, and more. You bring your own provider keys; nothing is hosted for you.

  4. 04 Is it free?

    Yes. Open Design is open source and runs inside the coding agent you already use with your own keys — there is no per-file or per-credit meter on the HTML-to-PPT workflow.

  5. 05 What’s the difference from generating slides?

    Generating a deck usually starts from a prompt or outline; HTML to PPT starts from HTML or markdown you already have and focuses on the editable .pptx export. Both use the same Open Design deck engine — see the slides use case for the outline-first flow.

Turn your next HTML deck into an editable PPT

Star the repo, install Open Design, and turn HTML — or a prompt — into a clean deck and a real, editable .pptx, in the agent you already use.

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