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Use case // AI-made decks

Share the deck your AI made

Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini write good decks. An exported HTML deck can have its own publishing workflow. Lumdeck gives the deck a link anyone can open, that you control, and reports presentation views and supported slide engagement.
A sample deck in the viewer as a recipient sees it, with the slide counter in the top bar.

Real screen // what the recipient opens

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Why not send the AI link?

Sharing settings and recipient access differ across AI tools. Export the HTML when you want to control access, replace versions under one stable link and measure presentation engagement in Lumdeck. Check the tool-specific help articles for current export guidance.

Lumdeck hosts the HTML the AI wrote, as it is, under your own link. Recipients open it in any browser on any device without an account.

How it works

  1. 01

    Ask for one HTML file

    Ask the AI for a self-contained HTML deck and download it. The help centre has a tested prompt for each tool.

  2. 02

    Upload it

    Drop the file in your library. It is checked in seconds; if something is wrong, the report says which file and why.

  3. 03

    Share a link

    Anyone with the link, a password or an e-mail code, with an expiry date. Label each link for an audience or campaign; anonymous views do not identify a person.

  4. 04

    See the response

    View totals, slide engagement on Pro and Team, and separate link totals on Team. When the AI improves the deck, upload a new version; the link stays the same.

What you get

  • Links that work for people without an account on your AI tool
  • Expiry, view limits, passwords, e-mail codes and revoke
  • Cookie-free view totals; slide engagement and link breakdowns depend on the plan
  • Free 3 versions, Pro 20, Team all; one link follows the latest
  • Publishing straight from AI agents through the API and MCP server

Limits and plans are on Pricing; what is not built yet is on what Lumdeck does and does not do.

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