Prompts for a portable HTML presentation
Copy prompts for self-contained slides, charts and lightweight interactive demos.
Ask your AI tool for a real HTML file with local or embedded resources. A self-contained deck is easier to upload and test than a code fragment or a project that needs a development server.
A single-file deck
Use with Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini when the selected tool can produce HTML code:
Create a complete, self-contained HTML presentation about [topic] for [audience]. Use [number] slides in a responsive 16:9 layout. Include all CSS and JavaScript in the file. Use inline SVG for diagrams and charts. Include keyboard and visible previous/next controls, a slide counter, readable contrast and reduced-motion support. Do not require a server, login, API key, external scripts or a build step. Return the complete HTML document, not a screenshot or code fragment. Label illustrative data clearly.Interactive charts and prototypes
Add a lightweight interactive chart using inline SVG and a small local sample dataset. Provide labelled controls to change the scenario and an understandable static default. Do not fetch live data. Animate only the active slide and stop timers when it is hidden. Keep the chart usable with keyboard controls and reduced motion. Clearly label it as a demonstration.Speaker material and revisions
Keep private speaker notes in a separate document that is not included in the HTML export. Produce a revised HTML file with the same navigation structure. List any local assets it requires. Keep animations bounded and avoid continually creating canvases, iframes or event listeners when changing slides.Generated output needs review. Open it, check factual claims, inspect the file for secrets and test every slide on mobile. The prompt does not guarantee that an AI follows every instruction. Lumdeck checks upload rules but does not independently verify a deck's claims or scan it with an antivirus engine.
For per-slide analytics use a recognised framework or the deck protocol. Download steps are in the Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini guides.
Last updated: 7 October 2026. See current plans and product scope and limits.