# Slipshow

> Open-source presentation tool that compiles Markdown into self-hosted standalone HTML with scrolling slips, replayable hand drawings and speaker notes.

- **Category:** Personal Productivity
- **Licence:** Other
- **Latest version:** v0.13.0
- **Open source:** oss
- **Languages:** OCaml
- **Platforms:** Linux
- **Tags:** Markdown, CLI, Annotations, HTML, Drawing, Slideshow, Themes, Slides, Presentations, Math, Slideshow Maker, Animations, Slideshow Html, Slideshow Library, Slip, Slips

## Description

Slipshow is an open-source presentation tool that moves past the fixed slide: its basic unit, the slip, behaves like a slide of unlimited height, and during the talk the view scrolls down to uncover further content according to a script the presenter writes. Decks are authored in an extended flavor of Markdown and compiled into one self-contained HTML document that runs offline in a regular browser. You can draw directly on the screen, capture those strokes and have them replayed live, mixing typed and drawn modes freely; presentations can also include PDFs, video and audio, render mathematics, highlight code, and run your own JavaScript animations on cue. While writing, `slipshow serve` hosts a local preview that reloads itself whenever files change, and there is a presenter view with notes, selectable themes, and multi-file decks. Installation is a downloaded binary or `opam install slipshow`; a VS Code extension adds compile and preview commands, and the hosted sliphub editor brings collaborative editing. The project is pre-1.0, and its own docs caution that even minor releases can bring small breaking changes, so re-check older decks after upgrading. Development is sponsored by NLNet.

## Links

- [Homepage](https://github.com/panglesd/slipshow)
- [Website](https://slipshow.org)
- [Demo](https://sliphub.slipshow.org)
- [Documentation](https://docs.slipshow.org)
- [GitHub repository](https://github.com/panglesd/slipshow)

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