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Bring a standalone HTML file, ZIP, or folder from the AI tool you already use. No server to set up, nothing to configure.
For presentations built with AI
Upload the HTML presentation you built in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Cursor. Prezzly hosts it and gives you a link that opens in the browser - no server, no download, no attachments.
A free account is all you need to start. Bring the finished file; sharing is one link.
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How it works
It doesn't matter whether you built the presentation in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Cursor. You drop the finished file into your panel, share it with the right people, and stay in control of versions. No wondering where to put the file or keeping track of links.
Upload
Bring a standalone HTML file, ZIP, or folder from the AI tool you already use. No server to set up, nothing to configure.
Publish
Prezzly hosts the files and the presentation opens in the browser - no download. Charts animate, interactions work, and you send a link instead of another attachment.
Update
Upload a new version and everyone with the link sees the latest one. No more final-final-2.html in anyone's inbox.
Organize
Your presentations, their versions, and who can see them all live in your account - easy to find before the next meeting.
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Upload
Bring a standalone HTML file, ZIP, or folder from the AI tool you already use. No server to set up, nothing to configure.
Publish
Prezzly hosts the files and the presentation opens in the browser - no download. Charts animate, interactions work, and you send a link instead of another attachment.
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Update
Upload a new version and everyone with the link sees the latest one. No more final-final-2.html in anyone's inbox.
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Organize
Your presentations, their versions, and who can see them all live in your account - easy to find before the next meeting.
The audience view
Not a download, not a flattened PDF. A live page where the deck's own charts and interactions keep working, on any device with a browser.
A sample deck published on Prezzly. The animations are the deck's own code, running safely in the browser.
For AI workflows
The same agent that builds your deck can push it to Prezzly over MCP: create the presentation, add a new version, and hand you back a hosted link - no manual upload in between.
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Prezzly doesn't generate slides. Your AI builds the presentation; Prezzly publishes and hosts it.
Plans
The Free plan covers publishing, sharing, and presenting. Paid plans add capabilities for teams that live in client presentations.
Free plan
Everything you need to publish a presentation and share it as a link. No card required.
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Paid plans
More control and collaboration on top of Free. Tell us how your team presents and we'll find the right fit.
Who it's for
Whether you're publishing your first presentation or your tenth this week: if you built it with AI and want the last step - sending it and showing it - to be just as professional, Prezzly is for you.
The client doesn't care where the deck was built; they need a link that works. Publish the finished file without touching hosting, send one URL, and swap in the final version an hour before the meeting.
Stop gambling on screen sharing in whatever tool the client picked. You run the slides from your presenter view with private notes; they follow a link on their side, and can pin a question to the exact spot on the slide it's about.
Upload a new version between sessions. The link in last week's email opens this week's version, and pinned questions stay attached to the material they were asked about.
If your team builds presentations, reports, and dashboards with AI, keep them in one shared library. You grant access to a specific presentation - instead of files bouncing around chat and email.
Straight answers
Yes - that's exactly who Prezzly is for. If your AI produced an HTML file (or a canvas / artifact you can save or download as HTML), just drop it into Prezzly and you get a shareable link. You don't need to be technical, and you don't need MCP.
In most tools you save or download the result as an .html file, or copy the code the model generated into a file. Then upload that file here. If your export is a ZIP or a folder with images and scripts, upload the whole thing - Prezzly keeps the files together.
Yes. Your presentation opens as a live page and runs its own code safely in the browser - charts animate and interactions work. It's not a flattened PDF or a screenshot.
Files sent through Teams or email often break: a PDF flattens your animations, and an HTML file can be blocked by security filters or simply won't open. With Prezzly you send a link - the presentation opens in the browser, with its code and charts working, and nothing to download.
A single HTML file, a ZIP, or a folder with an index.html and its assets (images, fonts, scripts). It's built for interactive HTML presentations and reports, not full web apps with their own backend.
No. They open one link in any browser, on a laptop or a phone. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to download.
Yes. You get a presenter view with private notes and a timer; the other side just follows the link and sees the current slide. They can pin a question to the exact spot on the slide, so you know what they mean. It runs alongside Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet - keep those for voice and camera.
Yes. Upload a new version and the same link shows the latest one. Old versions are kept, so you can roll back. No resending files, no final-final-2.html.
Yes. You manage every presentation and its links from a panel in your browser: upload new versions, roll back to older ones, and control who has access. You can do the same over MCP - for example in Cursor - without opening the panel.
Links are view-only and open with a token instead of exposing your account. A shared view-only link currently expires after one hour, so it isn't left open indefinitely.
Yes. Prezzly runs an MCP server, so an agent can create the presentation, add new versions, and hand you back a link automatically. It works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code (GitHub Copilot), Windsurf, Cline, Zed, and any other MCP-compatible client. You approve the connection in your tool. MCP is optional - you can always just upload the file yourself.
Yes - the free plan has everything you need to publish, share, and present. Paid Pro and Team plans add team libraries, managed links, analytics, and admin controls.
No, and it doesn't try to. Keep your meeting tool for voice and camera. Prezzly handles the presentation itself: the audience view, your presenter view, and questions pinned to the slide.
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