Ship dark mode. Ship faster.
Neon accents. Typed APIs. The default stack for teams who refuse beige decks.
Ship dark mode. Ship faster.
Neon accents. Typed APIs. The default stack for teams who refuse beige decks.
Your product is sharp. Your deck still looks like a template.
Investors forgive rough slides once. Competitors with craft win the room. NeonForge turns the same Deck JSON into a surface that reads as intentional — not default-dark-with-purple.
75 themes. One schema. Zero Figma babysitting.
Render the vibe. Don't redesign it.
{
"meta": { "theme": "default-tech", "title": "NeonForge" },
"slides": [
{ "layout": "title", "heading": "Ship dark mode." },
{ "layout": "code", "filename": "api.ts", "code": "…" }
]
}One field swaps the whole room
Neon surface, not a skin
Glow, contrast, and type hierarchy baked into the surface profile — content slides stay readable.
Code layout
Real snippet chrome for API demos.
Asymmetric craft
Ratios, asides, emphasis columns.
PPTX round-trip
Editable Office export from the same JSON.
Agent-native
MCP render + theme preview before you commit.
Template energy vs. signal.
Purple glow everywhere. Cards that all weigh the same. No code surface. No ask.
Hierarchy that holds under neon. Asymmetric layouts on purpose. Snippet proof + a clear close.
Numbers that survive a projector.
Lock the vibe. Ship the ask.
npx @presentation-md/install · preview_themes · render_deck