Step 1
Build your Slidev presentation
Run the production build locally. Slidev generates a static website inside the dist directory.
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Slidev Hosting
Turn your Slidev presentation into a shareable website. Upload the generated files and get a live presentation link in seconds, with no deployment configuration required.
No Vercel setup. No GitHub Pages configuration. No command-line deployment.
Slidev publish flow
Local build to live link
Slidev online workflow
Build your Slidev presentation locally, then publish and share it online with HTMLShare. The important rule is simple: upload the browser-ready output, not the raw Slidev source folder.
Step 1
Run the production build locally. Slidev generates a static website inside the dist directory.
npm run buildStep 2
Upload the complete dist output, or package the generated files as a ZIP with index.html at the root and assets included.
Step 3
HTMLShare publishes the presentation and gives you a browser-accessible URL for review, demos, teaching, or event sharing.
Step 4
Open the link in a browser, enter fullscreen mode, or send it to teammates, clients, students, and event attendees.
Slidev Drop
If you searched for slidev drop, the workflow is probably simple: build the deck, package the static output, and drop the generated files into a hosting tool that gives you a presentation URL. HTMLShare fits that quick publishing path without turning into a Slidev editor.
Use this for demos, event reviews, classroom decks, and temporary previews where a full Git-based deployment would slow the handoff down.
Drop Slidev FilesDo drop
The built dist output or a ZIP containing index.html plus generated assets.
Do not drop
Only slides.md, package.json, or an unbuilt source folder.
Check before sharing
Open the generated link and confirm images, fonts, CSS, JavaScript, and slide controls load.
Traditional hosting platforms are excellent for long-running sites with domains, repositories, and release workflows. HTMLShare is for the lighter moment: you have a finished static Slidev build and want people to open it now.
If you searched for a Slidev host, HTMLShare gives you the direct path: build the deck, upload the dist output, and share a hosted Slidev URL without managing a deployment project.
If you are using a Slidev skill with Codex, Claude, Cursor, or another AI coding agent, treat HTMLShare as the final publishing step: generate the Slidev project, build it, then upload the browser-ready output.
For the broader agent-driven publishing flow beyond presentations, start with the AI-generated HTML preview workflow on the HTMLShare homepage.
Upload Slidev FilesSlidev Skill GuideSlidev Host GuideAvoid setting up Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages when the goal is a quick presentation link.
Send one URL instead of sharing source files, install steps, or local preview instructions.
View the generated presentation on desktop, mobile, or a projector using the browser output Slidev already creates.
Useful for technical talks, product demos, internal reviews, teaching materials, and AI-generated presentation drafts.
Package CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and generated assets in the same ZIP so relative paths continue to work.
Publish the browser-ready output directly, without creating a repo just to show someone the slides.
Use HTMLShare for quick publishing and sharing. Use Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages when your deck is part of a longer-term engineering deployment with repository automation, custom domains, or production governance.
| Comparison | HTMLShare | Vercel / Netlify / GitHub Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Setup required | Minimal setup | Requires platform setup |
| Git repository required | No Git repository required | Usually requires or benefits from Git |
| Hosting configuration | No hosting configuration | Build and deployment settings required |
| Time to publish | Publish in seconds | Longer initial setup |
| Shareable link | Yes | Yes |
| Suitable for temporary previews | Yes | Possible |
| Suitable for non-developers | Yes | Less friendly for non-developers |
Build the presentation before publishing. Upload the generated dist directory as a ZIP or static project upload, including index.html and every referenced asset.
Do not upload only index.html if the presentation depends on generated JavaScript, CSS, images, fonts, or other assets.
npm installnpm run buildor
npx slidev buildSlidev is a Markdown-based presentation tool designed primarily for developers. You write slides in Markdown, build the deck, and get a browser-based presentation.
HTMLShare is focused on publishing and sharing generated presentations. Create or edit the Slidev source in your preferred editor, then upload the built files.
Run the Slidev build command, upload the generated static files or a ZIP of the dist folder to HTMLShare, and share the resulting HTMLShare URL.
You can host a built Slidev presentation on HTMLShare by uploading the generated dist folder or ZIP. This is useful when you want a quick link without setting up Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages.
Use the Slidev skill or AI agent to create the deck, run the Slidev build command, then upload the generated dist folder or ZIP to HTMLShare. Upload the built files, not only slides.md.
People searching for slidev drop usually want a drag-and-drop way to publish a built Slidev deck. With HTMLShare, build the presentation first, then upload or drop the generated static files instead of uploading slides.md.
No. HTMLShare provides a simpler option when you only need a fast, shareable presentation link without configuring a production deployment platform.
No. HTMLShare does not compile Slidev source files. Build the presentation first, then upload the generated browser-ready files.
If all generated JavaScript, CSS, and assets are included and supported by the browser environment, the built presentation should retain its browser-based interactions.
HTMLShare is designed around shareable preview links. Treat the URL as accessible to anyone who has the link and avoid uploading sensitive material.
Build your slides, upload the generated files, and send one simple link.
Publish Slidev Online