Paste a site or describe an idea
Drop in a URL or write the brief. Skroll uses the live site as source material for both the story and the look.
From the live site
Website to presentation: create a presentation from a website.
Paste a URL or describe an idea, then present an on-brand HTML deck in the browser.
The website is the design system.
Gamma starts from a card theme. Skroll reads the site behind the link you paste, then builds HTML scenes in that brand so the first draft already looks like the company.
HTML from the real brand
The deck is rendered HTML shaped by the website, not a preset card theme dropped onto generic slides.
Present, revise, and export
Step through it in the browser, edit by chat, share one link, or export PPT and PDF when a file is required.
The look comes from the site you pasted.
Skroll demonstration decks show what a presentation looks like when the visual system is read from a real public website.
Built for the story in front of you
Website recaps
Product launches
Competitive reviews
Sales leave-behinds
From a brief to the room
Keep the workflow short enough to protect the time you need for judgment.
Paste a URL or a brief
Give Skroll the website link, or describe the idea if you are still shaping the story.
Review the HTML draft
Open the on-brand presentation in the browser and walk the scenes as the audience will.
Edit, share, or export
Chat the changes, send a link, or export PPT and PDF for a file-based handoff.
Find the right presentation workflow
Compare website-to-deck conversion with brand extraction, HTML rendering, and broader AI generation.
Questions, answered
What to expect when the presentation is built for the browser first.
Can I paste a URL to create a presentation?
Yes. Paste a website link or describe an idea. Skroll uses the site as brand and source context for the first draft.
How is this different from Gamma?
Gamma styles generated slides with a card theme. Skroll reads the real website and builds an HTML presentation in that brand.
Can I edit the deck after it is generated?
Yes. Edit a scene by chat or change a line directly, then save the result as a new version.
Can I export to PowerPoint or PDF?
Yes. Present from the browser by default, then export PPTX or PDF when you need a file.
Make the first version worth sharing.
Start free with a complete deck, then revise it until it is ready for the room.