Claude Code can build a finished deck when you give it a skill. Anthropic ships a general pptx skill; these 45 are style-locked decks for a specific job — a board update, a lecture, a launch. Every one renders locally, so there is no image model, no API key and no cost per run.
45 skills · 20 scored 5.00 · 14 free · every one rendered and reviewed
$4.99A signature presentation skill for turning executive reports, editorial strategies, and course proposals into bold Acid Agency decks. It combines warm paper grounds, compressed headlines, acid-red signals, and disciplined evidence layouts so the result feels distinctive without sacrificing clarity.
$4.99Create a polished HTML teaching deck with white editorial slides, aqua connective lines, precise terminology, and varied instructional layouts. Built for course creators and designers turning source material into a coherent lesson.
$4.99An editable project presentation that turns spatial ideas, evidence, options, and estimates into a clear client decision. Its datum-led visual system feels like a disciplined architectural review, not a generic pitch template.
FreeBuild an image-led presentation that gives research and campaign material a cinematic sense of place. The deck uses editable SVG frames, restrained editorial typography, and deliberate pacing for professional storytelling.
FreeAn editable, browser-ready 16:9 presentation that turns brand strategy into a polished story using bold, grounded color blocks and an editorial type pairing.
$4.99A paid-quality 16:9 HTML deck for executive reporting, built with rounded information cards, editorial pacing, paper texture, and citrus signals on a deep ink ground. It helps course creators and designers turn accurate source material into a coherent, series-consistent presentation.
FreeA self-contained HTML deck for executive reporting in media and publishing. Its locked cobalt-and-lemon system keeps data, decisions, and exact wording consistent across slides.
FreeAn offline-ready HTML presentation with a dark modular-grid look, sharp action headlines, and editable charts and diagrams. Built for product launches and executive updates that need both polish and fast revision.
FreeCreate an offline-ready executive presentation with a green field-notes canvas, crisp serif typography, aligned reference grids, and evidence-first charts. Best for publishing teams reporting results and asking clients to make a clear decision.
$4.99A premium editorial presentation for turning a visual collection and its documented performance signals into a coherent executive story. The deck combines vivid photography, offset panels, and precise catalogue metadata while clearly identifying evidence gaps.
FreeCreate a client-ready executive presentation with layered cutpaper forms, editorial image windows, and exact, readable reporting. Built for course creators and designers presenting publishing work, audience insights, and decisions.
$4.99A series-ready executive reporting deck for media and publishing teams, pairing sculptural monochrome modules with precise acid-yellow evidence cues.
$4.99Create a concise editorial workshop deck for a fictional studio, course, or creative project. The skill combines system-font typography, print-inspired structure, and restrained neon accents in one offline-ready HTML file. It follows the requested 6-10 slide count and keeps provided copy and evidence intact.
FreeA style-locked HTML deck for publishing reviews and executive reporting. It pairs assertive editorial headlines with precise charts, cool-paper layouts, and restrained ochre accents.
$4.99An executive-ready HTML presentation with tactile pastel paper layers, disciplined typography, and readable charts. Built for publishing teams presenting audience results, editorial strategy, or course plans to clients.
$4.99A high-craft presentation skill for executive reports, course launches, and editorial updates that need a memorable electric-pop identity. It combines layered rounded panels, bold but controlled color, dot motifs, mono evidence labels, and playful studio-photography direction in a self-contained offline HTML deck.
$4.99An evidence-first research presentation with editable figures, clear action titles, and a distinctive scholarly editorial style.
$4.99An editorial, paper-textured presentation style with a numbered ink seal that makes an executive storyline feel distinctive, composed, and easy to follow.
FreeA self-contained executive presentation style for publishing teams. It combines precise reporting, serif action titles, square glass panels, and luminous CSS compositions without relying on images.
FreeTurn a lesson, workshop, or explainer into a bold yellow sketchnote presentation with editorial typography, ink gestures, clean structure, and exact teaching content.
$4.99A polished research presentation builder for turning technical material into a clear, defensible argument with editable HTML slides and a distinctive evidence-frame visual system.
FreeTurn an article or research packet into a clear, evidence-first presentation for teaching, curriculum planning, or editorial review. The deck keeps claims accurate while making the argument easy to scan and explain.
$4.99A polished executive reporting deck for media and publishing teams, built around clear analysis, exact figures, and a distinctive blue-and-lime editorial ledger style.
$4.99A signature presentation system for teaching explainers that combines saturated botanical-green grounds, flat-gouache illustration, rounded type, and an editorial grid. It helps course creators turn complex material into calm, memorable, text-accurate lessons.
32 of the 45. Status reviews, board updates and quarterly readouts — layouts that hold up when a chart and three paragraphs have to share a slide.
10 decks built for a lecture or a walkthrough, where the slide carries the explanation rather than a speaker's notes.
4 decks for announcing something, with the heavier typography and image treatment that implies.
Every skill is installed in a clean workspace, run against its own demo prompt, and the result is rendered the way you would get it. A vision model then reviews those frames and scores them 1–5 on legibility, composition and whether the output matches what the skill promised. Nothing below 4 is published. The score is not a popularity number — there are no install counts or stars here, because this catalog is new and inventing those would be worse than leaving them out.
Open the skill and copy the install command into Claude Code. It writes the skill into ~/.claude/skills.
Describe what you want. The skill supplies the structure and the style; you supply the content.
Every skill lists what it needs from you and what it hands back, so you can tell a good run from a bad one.
Yes — Anthropic publishes a general-purpose pptx skill, and for a plain deck from a prompt it is the right starting point. These 45 differ in that each one locks a visual style and a slide grammar, so repeated runs look like one deck rather than five.
No. Deck skills render locally; only image skills call a generation model and need a prepaid key.
All 45 are tagged for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode.