A link to any presentation.
Your agent writes the research, the analysis, the proposal. Slideless turns it into a link you flip through yourself, or send to anyone.
Join thousands of people turning AI answers into presentations.
SCROLLClaude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, custom agents. Whatever produces the HTML, Slideless turns it into a link.
Agents deserve a better medium.
AI is getting incredibly good.
Your agent can produce deep research, long analysis, dense summaries. The thinking keeps getting better, fast.
Text isn't how humans read anymore.
A 3000-word response is skimmed, lost, forgotten. It also travels badly: you can copy it, but you can't send a link your partner actually opens.
Presentations fix both.
Titled, structured, one idea per slide. The same content becomes digestible, and a link you send gets clicked.
"I launch a 20-minute research task, get 15 pages back, then spend another 10 minutes asking the agent what's actually in its own answer. The thinking is there. The format isn't."
— Maya Laurent, AI consultant
Three ways your AI can answer you.
Only one reaches a second person.
A wall of text
ChatGPT, Claude chat, Gemini
- Raw text dumped in a chat.
- No structure, no titles, no visuals.
- You skim. You cannot forward it.
Trapped artifacts
Claude Artifacts, ChatGPT Canvas
- HTML stuck inside a conversation.
- No per-recipient links, no version history, no way to invite a teammate.
- Anyone you send it to sees your chat too.
Slideless
The presentation layer
- HTML presentations your AI hosts for you.
- Public URL, per-recipient links, version history.
- Built to be read. Built to be sent.
Three steps. Your agent does most of them.
Ask your agent
Research, analysis, a summary, a proposal. The kinds of prompts you already run.
It publishes to Slideless
Instead of dumping text in the chat, your agent builds a presentation and sends it up.
You get a link
Read it yourself, or send it to your partner, your colleague, a client. Opens on any device.
What Slideless gives your AI.
Send one link per person
Name each link after its recipient. Know exactly who opened it, and when. Revoke any one if you change your mind.
Push updates, keep the URL
Edit the deck, re-push, the same link serves the new version. Pin a recipient to a snapshot when you need to.
Edit with your team
Invite a teammate by email. They work on the deck from their own machine. Pending invites auto-claim on signup.
Full micro-sites, not just slides
Folders with images, video, 3D models, sibling CSS and JS. Your agent ships a real site, not a single file.
Email it from the agent
Send the deck to up to 20 people in one call. Each person gets their own tracked link.
Ship it everywhere
Same deck, any agent. Claude Code, Cursor, any Open Plugin host. Export a PDF when someone wants it offline.
What your AI builds with Slideless.
A long analysis, made readable
Your agent writes 30 pages of research. Slideless hands you back a deck you actually read. Even just for yourself.
Research you forward to a colleague
Your AI looked into something for you. You send the link to your partner or your team, and they open a real presentation, not a chat log.
Client proposals your agent drafts
The agent writes the proposal. You get a trackable link, sent by email, with your version history. Looks like your work, because it is.
Monthly updates, hosted
Investor update, team update, partner update. Your agent refreshes the same link every month. No PDF attachments, no Drive folders.
Join thousands turning AI answers into decks.
What our first users say about using Slideless.
Every Monday, my agent pushes a fresh link with last week's competitor moves. Same URL, updated content. My team actually reads it now.
I had Claude research three acquisition targets. 45 pages of output. The Slideless link was 18 slides. Same content, readable in six minutes.
My agent writes client proposals now. Slideless gives me a trackable link I can update in place. Clients think I hired a designer.
The first time my agent returned a Slideless URL instead of a text dump, I stared at it for a second. That is the right shape for the answer.
I used to skim Claude's 30-page research briefs. Now I flip through them like a deck. I actually remember what's in them.
I forwarded an agent-written analysis to my investor at 11pm. He opened the link on his phone and read all 12 slides. That never happens with a PDF.
My team stopped reading 30-page Claude dumps. We share Slideless links in Slack now. Everyone clicks through. It changed how we collaborate.
Simple math.
Free covers most people. Upgrade when you need more credits, more seats, or to drop the footer.
Free
Where everyone starts. And most people stay.
- +250 credits per month
- +Up to 2 seats
- +Per-recipient share tokens with analytics
- +Folder decks with images, video, 3D assets
- +Dev collaborators (up to 10 per deck)
- +PDF export
- +"Made with Slideless" footer
Pro
When Free hits a limit.
- +Everything in Free
- +More credits per month
- +More seats
- +Remove the footer
- +Priority support
Most people stay on Free. Upgrade only when a limit starts to bite.
Costs $0 until it doesn't.