For ideas, concepts and processes

Slides that explain themselves

VectorDeck is for the decks that have to explain something — an architecture, a process, a result. A handful of animated vector slides tells the story that forty static ones can't.

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The problem

Static slides are where ideas go to flatten

Most presentation tools were built for slides. The decks that matter — the ones that explain how something works — need motion, order and focus.

The diagram that needs you in the room

A static architecture or process diagram shows everything at once. Without someone talking over it, nobody knows where to look first — so the deck only works live.

Forty slides for one idea

When slides can't move, the explanation leaks into bullet walls, screenshots and appendix slides. The reader scrolls, loses the thread, and skims.

Exports flatten the motion

Builds die in the PDF, get baked into a recording nobody can edit, or need the original app to replay. The link you share is never the deck you made.

Same story. One slide explains itself.

Static. Everything lands at once and the bullets do the explaining. Where should the reader look first?

VectorDeck. One thing at a time, in the order it happens; the camera lands on what matters. No bullets needed.

How it works

1. Create

Start a deck in the browser — no install — or open VectorDeck for Mac. Shapes, text, ink, charts and bound connectors on one vector canvas.

2. Animate

Build one step at a time: entrance presets, a real timeline, camera moves, shape morphs and motion paths. Charts play their data in.

3. Share

Publish to one link. Viewers need no account and no app — it's crisp HTML on any screen, embeddable anywhere, on your own domain if you like.

Motion is the medium

A few slides, a whole story

Everything on a VectorDeck slide is a vector with a timeline. That's what makes a five-slide deck carry what used to take forty.

Builds & staggers

Reveal a diagram in the order it happens — entrance and exit presets, wipes and irises, per-child stagger with one click.

Camera moves

The slide is one canvas. Zoom into the part you're explaining and pull back out without making a second slide.

Connectors that follow

Arrows are bound to the shapes they join. Move or animate a box and every connector re-routes itself.

Morph & motion paths

Morph one shape into another, or send an element along a curve — both stay editable keyframe tracks.

Charts that play

Charts are bound to their data and build with the timeline; numbers count up. Change the data and the chart follows.

Pause, click, continue

Pause markers, click-to-zoom and click-to-play hotspots, Magic Move between slides — present it, or let it play itself.

Compared

Where the slide tools stop

PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote are great at slides. Gamma, Canva and Napkin are fast at first drafts. VectorDeck is built for the explanation itself.

	Classic slide appsPowerPoint · Google Slides · Keynote	AI deck generatorsGamma · Canva · Napkin	VectorDeckBrowser + Mac
Built for	General-purpose slides	Fast first drafts and visual docs	Explaining ideas, concepts and processes
Motion	Per-object animation panes; diagrams are tedious to build	Templates and transitions — motion isn't the authoring model	Timeline, camera, bound connectors, morph, motion paths
What the AI hands back	Text and layout suggestions	Vendor-format layouts you edit inside their app	Editable vector slides — text, data-bound charts and keyframes you keep tweaking
Sharing	The app, or a PDF that drops the motion	A link into the vendor's viewer	One self-contained HTML link, crisp at any size; embed it or serve it on your domain
AI model & cost	The vendor's bundled assistant, at vendor pricing	Credits or seat tiers on the vendor's model	Bring your own key or run a local model — pay the provider at cost, or nothing
Works with coding agents	—	MCP connectors from some vendors	MCP server with 50+ typed tools for Claude, Codex and Cursor, plus an in-editor agent
Your file	Proprietary .pptx / .key	Lives in the vendor's cloud	Open SVG inside a bundle you own — download, remix, version

Competitor descriptions are generalisations of each category as of this writing; check the vendors for specifics.

AI, your way

An agent in the editor — on your key, at cost

Describe the slide you need. The agent calls typed tools against your deck — add a chart, build the diagram, set the camera — and every turn is one undo.

Any model you already pay for

OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter — or a local model through Ollama or LM Studio. Switch models per deck; the tools stay the same.

Your key never reaches us in clear

Requests go browser → provider. Keys live in an encrypted vault only your devices can open — no AI seat tax, no credit packs. A local model costs nothing at all.

Model Context Protocol

Turn an agent's analysis into a story it can show

VectorDeck for Mac ships an MCP server. Add it to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor and the agent that just finished the analysis — or the refactor, or the incident review — can build the deck that explains it: the slides, the animated flow, charts bound to the numbers it computed.

50+ typed tools: read, create, animate, connect, check layout, export
What comes back is editable — open it in the editor and keep going
Governed by design: confirmation gates, one undo per call, a local audit log
No model keys involved — your agent brings its own

The MCP server is part of VectorDeck for Mac. In the browser, the in-editor agent uses the same tool catalog.

claude

› Explain the migration we just shipped to the platform team — one deck, five slides, animate the data flow and chart the p95 before/after.

read_deckcreate_slideadd_chartconnect_elementsapply_motion_presetset_cameracheck_slide_layoutexport

Built 5 slides. The flow builds left to right; the camera lands on the new queue; p95 counts down 410 → 180 ms. Open it:
app.spatialview.ai/d/platform-migration

Publishing

Everything a shared deck needs

The link you send is the deck you made — fonts and data embedded, the player runtime pinned, crisp at any size.

One link, any device

No viewer account, no install.

Embeds & link cards

Responsive iframe, rich OG previews.

Private & password

Unlisted, private, or gated by a password.

Custom domains

Your hostname, automatic TLS.

Version history

Every publish kept; roll back in a click.

Cookieless analytics

Views and engagement, no trackers.

Video export

Render any version to .webm.

Remix

Let others fork a public deck and build on it.

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