Start with a story
Choose a portfolio, review, minimalist deck, proposal, pitch or report — or start with a blank page. Each layout gives your story room to grow.
A little space for your next big idea
Decksprig
Give your ideas a clearer story.
A browser slide editor for portfolios, project reviews and presentations. Start without an account; keep an editable copy of your work.
Open source · MIT · No account needed
Six editable decks. A place to start.Find your starting point
01 / Your working canvas
Space for the story.
Control over the details.
Write directly on the canvas. Arrange your evidence. Keep the next slide in view.
The actual editor. Ready when you are.Open your workspace
02 / From first idea to final slide
Make the point.
Give it room to land.
Start with a clear structure. Bring in the evidence. Refine the details without losing the thread.
Compose your way
Edit text directly, let grouped content reflow and change fonts or colors across your deck. Preview layout suggestions before applying them.
Bring it to life
Add transitions, pace your reveals and present full screen. Export a standalone HTML presentation or PowerPoint file.
03 / Find your starting point
Find a starting point.
Make it your own.
Six complete decks with editable text, charts and tables, responsive layouts and paced reveals.
Portfolio / Editorial
24 slides · Context, research, craft and reflection.
144 editable slides across six collections. Artwork is original AI-generated material you can replace.
04 / A thoughtful editing partner
Ask for a change.
Keep the final say.
AI works alongside your tools. See a proposal, review the result, then choose what to apply.
- Scope a request to one slide or the whole deck
- Compare the proposal before it changes your work
- Undo an applied change in one step
AI is optional. Connect your own HTTPS service with a session API key; browser access and provider fees may apply.
A layout example
“Give this slide more breathing room.”
01 / More breathing room02 / Clearer alignment03 / Your content preserved
ReviewApplyUndo, anytime
05 / Your work stays yours
Keep your originals.
Keep your options open.
Your browser documents, source references and editable slides stay distinct. Take a copy with you when it is time to share.
Deck JSONPowerPointHTML
Saved in your browser
Open and edit without an account. Export a Deck JSON backup before clearing site data or switching browsers.
Sources preserved
Supported imported objects and source references travel with your Deck file. Review conversion warnings before sharing.
Ready to leave the editor
Export Deck JSON, PowerPoint or standalone HTML. Keep a portable copy of the story.
About importing from other tools
Import PowerPoint, PDF or Deck JSON directly. Keynote conversion requires running Decksprig locally on a Mac with Keynote installed; Figma and Google imports need your own token and browser access. Complex typography, shapes and effects may need review after conversion. A source render provides a visual reference; it does not guarantee that every element converts into an identical editable object.
06 / Before you begin
Before you start.
Can I use Decksprig on this website?
Yes. Open Decksprig to create, edit and present immediately. Documents and history stay in this browser, with import and export for portable backups. No account is required.
Who is it for?
Designers preparing portfolios, teams reviewing projects, and anyone shaping a design proposal. Desktop is the primary editing surface. Smaller screens support reading and direct content edits.
Do I have to use AI?
No. Manual editing, templates and presentations work without AI. If you connect a service, review proposals before applying them. Your chosen provider may charge for usage.
How do I use a starter deck?
Download a starter from the Templates section. In Decksprig, open the document menu, choose Import, and select the .deck.json file. Replace the sample content with your own work.
What can I export?
Save an editable Deck JSON file, a PowerPoint presentation, or a standalone HTML presentation. Exported PowerPoint files may need the corresponding fonts on the destination device. Native Keynote export requires Keynote on the local Mac.
How does this relate to Broadser?
Both are tools by Ken Pan. Broadser brings research and sources together on a canvas. Decksprig helps turn your work into a presentation. Each has its own documents and workspace.
Your next chapter
Make something
worth sharing.
Open the editor. Make it your own.
MIT source on GitHub · No account needed