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@takemynotes/slideframe

v0.1.7

Published

Browser-native, read-only PPTX viewer with an optional React adapter

Readme

Slideframe

A browser-native, read-only PowerPoint viewer SDK for rendering PPTX presentations directly inside web applications. Presentation files are parsed and rendered on the user's device instead of being uploaded by Slideframe.

Install

npm install @takemynotes/slideframe

React

import { SlideFrameViewer } from "@takemynotes/slideframe/react";
import "@takemynotes/slideframe/styles.css";

<SlideFrameViewer file={file} />;

Open the complete React example in CodeSandbox

Slideframe includes a framework-independent document API, a React viewer, single-slide and vertical layouts, thumbnails, navigation, and a fullscreen presentation mode. It accepts local files, binary data, and browser-readable HTTP URLs.

Slideframe is not Microsoft PowerPoint and does not promise pixel-perfect rendering for every PowerPoint feature. Evaluate representative presentations before adopting it for a production workflow.

Read the SDK documentation

Try the live viewer