Reveal.js Reviews, Features, and Download links

Reveal.js is a modern open-source non-linear presentation framework based on HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, with cool 3D transition effects, cross-browser support, PDF export, and a WYSIWYG editor.

It structures slides "horizontally" like in a classic presentation, but from each slide, the user can "drill down" vertically into children slides. Slides can also link to other slides.

Features:
* WYSIWYG editor
* cross-browser support, including IE8
* easily themable using CSS; five themes provided
* cool 3D transitions (4 effects)
* keyboard navigation
* progress bar
* overview of all slides
* zoom into any slide with Alt+Click
* can run offline or online
* PDF export
* gesture support (swipe, pinch)
* Markdown support
* syntax highlight for code
* "pause mode"
* named internal links from one slide to another
* does not use Flash

License

Free

Supported Platforms 10 notes on Reveal.js' platform support

Mac Windows Linux Online Android iPhone Windows S Android Tablet Windows Phone iPad Self-Hosted

Platform comments

Mac “Self-contained archive contains HTML5, CSS and JavaScript necessary to run the presentation”
Windows “Self-contained archive contains HTML5, CSS and JavaScript necessary to run the presentation”
Linux “Self-contained archive contains HTML5, CSS and JavaScript necessary to run the presentation”
Online “Cross-browser support, multiplex server in development”
Android “Self-contained archive unpacks HTML5, CSS and JavaScript necessary to run the presentation”
iPhone “iPhone supports swipe gesture”
Windows S “Cross-browser support, multiplex server in development”
Android Tablet “Self-contained archive unpacks HTML5, CSS and JavaScript necessary to run the presentation”
Windows Phone “Cross-browser support, multiplex server in development”
iPad “Cross-browser support, multiplex server in development”

Links to official Reveal.js sites

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Features

MarkDown support Non linear presentation Portable Add a feature

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Reveal.js was added by dandv in Aug 2012 and the lastest update was made in Oct 2019. There is a history of all activites on Reveal.js in our Activity Log. It's possible to update the information on Reveal.js or report it as discontinued, duplicated or spam.