HTML slide presentations
Share, edit and present your AI HTML slides.
Bring agent-generated slide decks into a browser workspace for presentation and review. Adjust the layout visually, collect comments on individual slides and ask your agent to revise the deck.
Connect your agentEdit the layout visually
Move and resize elements, work with images and SVG, align objects and reorder slides. Start with a pitch, project update, roadmap, comparison, case study or workshop template, or publish a deck created by your agent.
Present from a shared link
Open the deck in the browser, navigate between slides and use presentation mode. Slides retain a fixed canvas and scale proportionally to the viewer, keeping the original layout intact.
Review a specific slide and version
Attach a comment to a slide or a point in the layout. Your agent can read that context and publish a numbered revision while the earlier version remains available until the resource expires.
How it works
Create a deck with your agent
Ask your connected AI tool to create a tivq HTML slide deck with stable slide identities.
Polish and present
Open the deck in the web editor to adjust content and layout, then use the browser presentation view.
Collect slide feedback
Share the expiring link, leave comments on the relevant slides and ask your agent to create the next revision.
Try this prompt
Create a five-slide project update as a tivq slide deck: goals, progress, demo, risks and next steps. Publish it with a one-hour expiry and return the review link.
Find connection steps in integrations and workflow details in the agent guide.
Questions
Can I edit slides without rewriting HTML?
Yes. The visual editor supports positioning, resizing, layers, alignment and slide ordering. Your agent can also update the underlying HTML through a new revision.
Can I import a PowerPoint file?
The slide workflow uses HTML slide decks. Convert the content and layout into a supported tivq deck with your agent before publishing; direct PowerPoint import is not available.
Do slide decks expire?
Yes. Slides are temporary artifacts. The deck, its comments and its revisions share the same expiry, with up to 24 hours on the current free plan.