For creators, teachers, and engineers
Write in Markdown. Preview live. Draw while you present — or record it for YouTube.
Free forever for 5 decks · no credit card · Pro is pay-once
1 decks created by guests
Why DevSlides
Most slide tools are for meetings. DevSlides is for the people who explain things — on YouTube, in class, on stage — with drawing, motion, and a stage worth recording.
Plan chapters, demos, and CTAs as real slides — then screen-record Present mode. Clean frames, click-reveals, and a stage that looks filmed, not fumbled.
Circle a step, underline a takeaway, sketch a diagram mid-talk. Ink stays with the deck for the next take or the next class.
Markdown on the left, the actual slide on the right. Filmstrip, speaker notes, and fullscreen presenter included.
Click-reveals, text motion, and page transitions tuned for tutorials and talks — not distracting product trailers.
Title + content, two columns, comparison, image + text, code + explain — remix themes from ink-dark to notebook paper.
Every deck is a .md file. Diff it, share it, rewrite overnight. No dragging text boxes until midnight.
The switch
If your deck ships as a video or a live talk, you need a real stage — not another box model. Here's the honest comparison.
| Capability | DevSlides | Google Slides / PPT | Static Markdown decks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Write in Markdown | Yes | No | Yes |
| Live 16:9 preview | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Draw on slides while presenting | Yes | Yes | No |
| Runnable C++ in-deck | Yes | No | No |
| Click-reveals & motion for video | Yes | No | No |
| Guest mode, no account | Yes | No | Yes |
| One-time Pro unlock | Yes | No | Yes |
How it works
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Split slides with ---. Add YAML only when you want a layout, theme, or animation.
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The right pane is a 16:9 slide. Reorder from the filmstrip. Autosave as you go.
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Go fullscreen, ink on the stage, then capture for YouTube — or present live with notes and click-reveals.
Who it’s for
Chaptered tutorials, product walkthroughs, and explainers with a stage that looks intentional on camera.
A full session with a hook, model, practice, and recap — remix a classroom template and draw as you teach.
Problem, market, traction, and the ask — in Markdown you can update the night before the meeting.
Talks, meetups, and tech conferences — speaker notes, click-reveals, and a stage that holds up with a clicker in a dark room.
Templates
Classroom structure, pitches, motion studios, and problem-solving flows. Every template is Markdown — duplicate and rewrite for your audience.
Pricing
No seats, no monthly meter. Writing, presenting, and Markdown export stay free. Pro is a one-time purchase tied to your account.
₹0
Up to 5 decks · forever
₹2,499
One-time payment · yours forever
7-day money-back guarantee. Refund policy
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For teams, courses, and creator studios
FAQ
No. The editor, themes, motion, drawing, presenter, and Markdown export are free. You can save 5 decks without paying — and you don’t even need an account.
No. DevSlides Pro is a one-time Razorpay payment tied to your account. Unlimited decks, Markdown import, and standalone HTML export stay unlocked. 7-day no-questions refund. No monthly fee.
You have 7 days after purchase for a full refund, no questions asked. Email us from the account you paid with, or use the contact form. Details are on the refund policy page.
The deck you edit stays in this browser (IndexedDB). Sign in later and we’ll copy it into your account so it follows you across devices. New guest decks are also saved anonymously so we can show how many people start a presentation. Pro is account-tied, so sign in before you buy.
Markdown export is free today. Standalone HTML (the whole deck, offline) is Pro. PDF, PowerPoint, and PNG are on the roadmap — listed as coming soon, not vapor billed as shipping.
No. DevSlides is a general presentation studio — tutorials, classrooms, pitches, and meetups. Markdown keeps decks fast to edit; drawing and Present mode make them feel live.
Those tools fight you on version control and quick rewrites. Static Markdown tools skip live drawing and a real presenter. DevSlides is the middle: text-file source, a filmed-ready stage, ink when you need it.
Start free in under a minute. Draw live, present fullscreen, and upgrade once if you outgrow five decks — or never, if five is enough.