Convert AI-generated presentations to PDF
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot all generate stunning HTML presentations: full-viewport slides with gradients, glassmorphism and animation. They look great in the browser and terrible when printed. This tool captures each slide as the browser renders it and assembles a clean PDF, one page per slide.
Your file is processed in an isolated browser and deleted immediately after conversion.
The problem with AI decks and Print to PDF
- AI-generated decks are usually stacked 100vh sections. The print engine slices them mid-slide across paper pages.
- Decks driven by JavaScript navigation only print the first visible slide.
- Glassmorphism (backdrop-filter), gradient meshes and text gradients degrade or disappear in print CSS.
- Print margins and page headers pollute a design meant to be full-bleed.
How to convert
- 1.Save the AI-generated presentation as a .html file (or zip it with its assets).
- 2.Upload it. The engine auto-detects the deck structure: stacked sections, Reveal.js, keyboard-navigated decks and more.
- 3.Each slide is captured at 2x resolution in headless Chromium, with the exact on-screen rendering.
- 4.You get a 16:9 PDF, one crisp page per slide, with clickable links preserved.
FAQ
Which AI tools does this work with?
Any tool that outputs HTML: Claude (Artifacts), ChatGPT (Canvas), Gemini, Copilot, v0, Lovable, Bolt and others. If it renders in a browser, it converts.
My deck only shows the first slide when I print. Will this fix it?
Yes. The engine actually navigates the deck, clicking through slides or pressing arrow keys like a human would, and captures every slide, not just the first one.
What resolution is the output?
Slides are captured at 2x device pixel ratio (3840x2160 for a 1920x1080 slide), so the PDF stays sharp when zooming or projecting.