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MARP Slides: Markdown presentations with charts

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Create Marp presentations from Markdown with SVG charts, dashboard components and reference decks, then export to HTML, PDF or PowerPoint.

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About this Skill

A Claude Code Skill for building Marp presentation decks. Its entrypoint covers typography, themes, SVG charts and layout components, with example decks that the agent reads before composing a new presentation. The repository documents Marp CLI exports to HTML, PDF and PPTX.

Why we picked it

Useful when you want a slide deck whose source stays readable in Markdown. The author documents chart math, reusable layouts and example-driven composition. Use HTML for interactive elements; inspect PDF and PowerPoint exports separately because static formats do not preserve browser interactions.

What it helps with

  • Data reviews, dashboards and technical presentations maintained in Markdown.
  • Presentations that need SVG charts and an HTML delivery option.

Install and create a deck

Clone the complete repository so the examples remain available. The author starts Claude Code with access to that folder, or installs it in the project's Claude Skills directory.

CommandWhat it helps with
claude --add-dir ./marp-slidesStart Claude Code with access to the cloned Skill.
npx @marp-team/marp-cli slides.md --pdf --allow-local-filesExport a completed Markdown deck to PDF.
npx @marp-team/marp-cli slides.md --pptx --allow-local-filesExport to PowerPoint and inspect the result.

Official README and installationSkill instructions

Before you use it

  • Claude Code; the author also documents manual placement in its Skills directory.
  • Marp for VS Code with HTML enabled, or the Marp CLI for export. Local files require the documented export flag.

Supported agents

Claude Code

Sources & references

Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.