Question 1

How does the Markdown to Slides generator work?

Accepted Answer

Paste your Markdown in the editor — we split it into slides on `---` separators (Marp-style) or `## ` heading boundaries (reveal.js-style), apply the selected theme, extract speaker notes from HTML comments (``), and generate a reveal.js-compatible HTML deck. Use arrow keys to navigate the live preview, then export a self-contained HTML file that runs offline.

Question 2

How do I split Markdown into slides?

Accepted Answer

Two split modes are supported: (1) `---` separator (Marp convention) — each `---` on its own line starts a new slide. (2) `## ` headings — each H2 heading begins a new slide (useful for outline-driven decks). You can also use Marp directives like `` or `` to control per-slide layout. HTML comments containing `note:` are extracted as speaker notes.

Question 3

Which themes are available?

Accepted Answer

Eight built-in themes for the preview and exported HTML: default (white), black, league, beige, blood, night, serif, and solarized. Each theme controls background, fonts, and transition. The exported HTML is fully self-contained — no external CSS or JS dependencies, opens offline in any browser.

Question 4

How do speaker notes work?

Accepted Answer

Any HTML comment in your Markdown that contains `note:` (e.g. ``) is extracted as the speaker note for that slide. Notes are emitted as `

Question 5

What extra features does this tool have versus Marp or reveal.js?

Accepted Answer

(1) Two split modes (`---` or `## ` headings). (2) 8 built-in themes. (3) Speaker notes extraction from HTML comments. (4) Marp directive passthrough (`_class`, `_paginate`, `_backgroundColor`). (5) Live preview with arrow-key navigation. (6) Self-contained HTML export (no external deps, opens offline). (7) Per-slide title extraction. (8) Stats (slide count, total chars, notes count). (9) Code block syntax hints preserved. (10) Image embedding via Markdown image syntax. (11) Reveal.js fragment markers (``). (12) History (localStorage, last 20). (13) Shareable URL with the source encoded. 100% client-side — no Node toolchain, no upload, no account.

Markdown to Slides (Presentation) Generator

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