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Features

What Turboslide does today, in six groups. Each feature links to its chapter of the documentation.

Actions
201
Layouts
22
Themes
9
Animated patterns
23

01Make

Make a presentation in the browser, with no account.

The top of the Turboslide editor: the title row with the presentation's name, the menus File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Slide, Arrange, Tools and Help, and the toolbar.The top of the Turboslide editor: the title row with the presentation's name, the menus File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Slide, Arrange, Tools and Help, and the toolbar.
The title row, the menus and the toolbar of the editor.

  • Slides and layouts

    Add, duplicate, skip and move slides, and give each slide one of 22 layouts.

  • Text, pictures and shapes

    Write and format text, add pictures and logos, draw shapes, lines and connectors, and edit tables and charts.

  • Themes and brand kits

    Pick one of 9 themes, each with a light and a dark appearance, and lay your logo, colors, fonts and footer over it.

  • Animated patterns

    Insert > Animated pattern places one of 23 moving patterns on a slide.

  • Speaker notes

    Write what you will say under each slide. The notes show in Presenter view and can go into a PDF or PowerPoint file.

  • Version history

    Every change is saved as you make it, and Version history brings back any earlier version.

  • Assist

    The assistant shortens a slide's text or writes its speaker notes, and nothing changes until you accept.

  • Search the menus

    Help > Search the menus finds any command by its name.

Read the chapter: The editor

02Present

Present full screen, with your notes in a second window.

The right end of the viewer's bar: the Slide, Grid and Book views, Theme, Present, full screen, Copy link and Help.The right end of the viewer's bar: the Slide, Grid and Book views, Theme, Present, full screen, Copy link and Help.
The right end of the viewer's bar. Present starts the slideshow.

  • Slideshow

    Present from the current slide or from the first. Skipped slides are left out.

  • Presenter view

    A second window shows your notes, the previous and the next slide and a timer, and stays on the slide the slideshow shows.

  • Keys

    Go to a slide by its number, turn on the laser pointer, or show a black or a white slide from the keyboard.

  • Present from a link

    Anyone with a view link can present in the viewer, and ?present=1 starts the slideshow as the page opens.

  • Print

    File > Print prints the presentation with one slide on each page.

Read the chapter: Presenting

03Share and work together

Share by link or by name, and edit together.

The sharing dialog: General access set to Anyone with the link with the role Viewer, Copy Link, the Open as a slideshow box, the owner's row and More.The sharing dialog: General access set to Anyone with the link with the role Viewer, Copy Link, the Open as a slideshow box, the owner's row and More.
The sharing dialog with Anyone with the link and Viewer chosen.

  • Links

    Share with anyone who has the link, as a viewer, a commenter or an editor. A link can be rotated or revoked.

  • People by name

    Signed in, add people by email with a role and an expiration date. A person without access can ask for it.

  • Editing together

    Several people edit one presentation at once. The title row shows a chip for each person, and live pointers show where they point.

  • Follow

    Follow a person to keep the slide they have open on your stage.

  • Comments

    Comment on an object, some text, a table cell or a whole slide, and reply in the Comments panel.

  • Signing in

    No account is needed to make or present. Sign in to open your presentations on another computer.

Read the chapter: Sharing and people

04Export

Download what you see on the slide.

The File menu open at Download, with Microsoft PowerPoint, PDF Document, JPEG image, PNG image and More formats.The File menu open at Download, with Microsoft PowerPoint, PDF Document, JPEG image, PNG image and More formats.
File > Download. The web page and the Turboslide file are under More formats.

  • PowerPoint

    Each slide as a picture that looks the same as in Turboslide, or with text you can change in PowerPoint.

  • PDF

    One slide on each page, with the speaker notes if you include them.

  • Pictures

    The current slide as a JPEG or a PNG file.

  • Web page

    One HTML file that opens in any browser and presents the slides.

  • Turboslide file

    The whole presentation with its pictures in a .zip file that File > Open and Import slides read back.

Read the chapter: Download and export

05Agents

Every menu command is an action an agent can run.

Command line
turboslide info --jsonturboslide slide new --layout split --after titleturboslide export pptx --mode flatten --theme both --out exports
Three commands from the command line chapter.

  • One table of actions

    201 actions, each with one input schema that every transport checks the same way.

  • Command line

    188 actions as turboslide commands, with JSON output and exit codes.

  • MCP

    177 actions as MCP tools, over standard input and output or over HTTP at /mcp.

  • HTTP

    180 actions at POST /api/actions/<id>, described by an OpenAPI file.

  • The page API

    185 actions in an open page through window.turboslide.studio.

  • Skills

    Four skills teach an agent to write slides, call the actions, drive an open page and check its work.

  • Revisions and leases

    A write names the revision it read and is refused with 409 if the presentation changed. A lease reserves a slide for ten minutes.

Read the chapter: Agents

06Run it yourself

Run the studio from its repository on your own computer or server.

Your computer
git clone https://github.com/Kevin-Liu-01/Turboslide.gitcd Turboslidecorepack enablepnpm installpnpm dev
The studio then answers at localhost:4321.

  • Open source

    The studio, the command line and every package they use are in one repository under the MIT License.

  • Your computer

    pnpm dev starts the studio at localhost:4321 and keeps each presentation as a folder under decks/.

  • A server

    The same code builds a Node server or a Vercel deployment.

  • Storage

    Keep presentations in a folder, a temporary folder or Vercel Blob, with an optional private store for the documents.

  • Accounts

    Turn on sign in with Google, GitHub or email, with the accounts in Postgres or SQLite.

  • Switches

    The admin turns a feature such as downloads off without a deploy.

Read the chapter: Run Turboslide yourself