MARKDOWN → SLIDESHOW

Markdown,
staged to present.

Drop a Markdown file, preview the deck live, present fullscreen, and export to PPTX or PDF.

Drop your Markdown here

Slides split on --- lines • .md files • processed entirely in your browser

Markdown

1,557 chars

7 slides

*Fable Slides*

# Markdown, staged to present.

Write plain Markdown on the left — get a presentable deck on the right.

Separate slides with a `---` line. That's the whole syntax.

---

*How it works*

## One markdown file, one deck

- Each `---` line starts a **new slide**
- The first heading becomes the slide **title**
- A lone *italic line* above the heading becomes the small uppercase **kicker**
- Everything else — bullets, code, tables, quotes — just works

---

*Content*

## Everything Markdown gives you

- **Bold**, *accented*, and `inline code` text
- Nested bullets:
  - like this one
  - and this one
- Links, images, and blockquotes

> Slides stay legible because the template enforces the layout — you only bring the words.

---

*Code*

## Code blocks, styled

```ts
const deck = parseSlides(markdown);

deck.forEach((slide) => {
  present(slide); // 1280x720, dark teal, done
});
```

---

*Data*

## Tables for enumerable facts

| Feature | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Live preview | Done | Updates as you type |
| Present mode | Done | Press **F** for fullscreen |
| PPTX export | Done | Native or pixel-perfect |
| PDF export | Done | One slide per page |

---

*Presenting*

## Present it right here

- Hit **Present** to enter the presenter view
- Navigate with **arrow keys**, **space**, or a **click**
- Press **F** to toggle fullscreen, **Esc** to leave

---

*TL;DR*

## Your turn

Drop a `.md` file above or start typing in the editor.

Export to **PPTX** or **PDF** when you're happy — or just present from the browser.

Preview

1 / 7

Fable Slides

Markdown, staged to present.

Write plain Markdown on the left — get a presentable deck on the right.

Separate slides with a --- line. That's the whole syntax.

Markdown, staged to present.1 / 7

.pptx / .pdf

Real text boxes — restyle in PowerPoint

Everything runs in your browser — no markdown or slides ever leave this page.

Fable Slides

Markdown, staged to present.

Write plain Markdown on the left — get a presentable deck on the right.

Separate slides with a --- line. That's the whole syntax.

Markdown, staged to present.1 / 7

How it works

One markdown file, one deck

Each --- line starts a new slide
The first heading becomes the slide title
A lone italic line above the heading becomes the small uppercase kicker
Everything else — bullets, code, tables, quotes — just works

Markdown, staged to present.2 / 7

Content

Everything Markdown gives you

Bold, accented, and inline code text
Nested bullets:
- like this one
- and this one
Links, images, and blockquotes

Slides stay legible because the template enforces the layout — you only bring the words.

Markdown, staged to present.3 / 7

Code

Code blocks, styled

const deck = parseSlides(markdown);

deck.forEach((slide) => {
  present(slide); // 1280x720, dark teal, done
});

Markdown, staged to present.4 / 7

Data

Tables for enumerable facts

Feature	Status	Notes
Live preview	Done	Updates as you type
Present mode	Done	Press F for fullscreen
PPTX export	Done	Native or pixel-perfect
PDF export	Done	One slide per page

Markdown, staged to present.5 / 7

Presenting

Present it right here

Hit Present to enter the presenter view
Navigate with arrow keys, space, or a click
Press F to toggle fullscreen, Esc to leave

Markdown, staged to present.6 / 7

TL;DR

Your turn

Drop a .md file above or start typing in the editor.

Export to PPTX or PDF when you're happy — or just present from the browser.

Markdown, staged to present.7 / 7

Markdown,staged to present.

Markdown,
staged to present.