A presentation framework where you write slides in Markdown and get code highlighting, live coding and Vue components.
Presentation slides for developers, with live coding, presenter mode, LaTeX, diagrams and PDF or PPTX export.
Slidev lets you write a presentation as a Markdown file and run it in the browser. It suits developers and technical speakers who want code-heavy talks under version control, and it is a poor fit for people who want a drag-and-drop slide designer.
Slides are written in Markdown and powered by Vite and Vue 3, with UnoCSS for styling. It adds code highlighting with Shiki, live coding with Monaco, LaTeX with KaTeX, Mermaid diagrams, drawing, a presenter mode and built-in recording, and you can export to PDF, PNGs or PPTX.
It suits developers, trainers and conference speakers who are comfortable with Node.js and a text editor. Non-technical colleagues who expect a visual editor will find it unfamiliar.
Write the whole deck as Markdown in your favourite editor.
Shiki highlighting and Monaco editor support run code examples in the slides.
Control slides from another window or even your phone.
Embed interactive Vue components and any npm package in a slide.
Built-in recording and camera overlay via RecordRTC.
Export finished decks for sharing or offline use.
Slidev is free under the MIT licence. The only cost is your own time and a Node.js setup; no paid plan is shown on sli.dev or in the README.
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No. The README links an online starter at sli.dev/new; for local work you need Node.js 22.12.0 or later and run npm init slidev.
Yes. The docs list export to PDF, PNGs or PPTX.
Yes. Themes are npm packages and styling uses UnoCSS utilities and embedded styles.
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