Slides.com
Online presentation editor built on reveal.js, with code, LaTeX and HTML access.
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About Slides.com
Slides.com is a hosted presentation editor from the creator of reveal.js. It gives you a visual, drag-and-drop editor for decks that run on the reveal.js engine, so you get nested slides, smooth auto-animate transitions and web-native content without writing code, while developers can still drop down to full HTML and CSS, embed code with syntax highlighting, write LaTeX math, and use a REST API and MCP server. Decks can be presented live from the browser, with viewers following along on their own devices, shared by link, embedded, exported to PDF or downloaded as a standalone reveal.js package. Pricing has a free plan for public decks and paid Lite, Pro and Team tiers that add private decks, offline presenting, custom CSS, Dropbox sync and team features, discounted on annual billing. It runs in the browser. Template choice and AI features are thinner than in Pitch or Gamma.
Best for: Technical presenters who want reveal.js power without hand-coding.
Pros and cons
What works
- Visual editor with full HTML/CSS access when needed
- Code highlighting and LaTeX support
- Exports a standalone reveal.js package
Why people leave
- Free plan decks are public
- Fewer templates than design-led tools
- Team features cost extra per user
Top Slides.com alternatives
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reveal.js66.5The free open-source engine underneath, if you're happy coding.
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Slidev62.6Free Markdown-based slides with live code for developers.
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Pitch59.6Design-led collaborative decks with a free plan for teams.
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Google Slides57.2Free and familiar for simple decks without code.
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Slides.com: common questions
Is Slides.com free?
Slides.com has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Yes (checked on Slides.com's own site).
Is Slides.com open source?
No, Slides.com is not open source. Open-source alternatives include reveal.js and Slidev.
What platforms does Slides.com run on?
Slides.com is available for Web.
What are the best alternatives to Slides.com?
The highest-ranked Slides.com alternatives right now are reveal.js, Slidev and Pitch. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.