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Inscribed is a slide-based tool for creating stop motion animations and slides with Excalidraw. It is an open-source project hosted on GitHub, providing code and documentation for setup and usage.
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0Zoho Show is a free online presentation software for creating, collaborating on, publishing, and broadcasting presentations from any device. It includes access to AI-assisted slide creation with Zia AI and imports existing PPTX, PPT, ODP, PPSX, and PPS files. Presentations can be exported in PPTX, PPSX, HTML, ODP, and PDF formats.
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0Presentator is an open-source design feedback and presentation platform. It supports leaving comments directly on designs, building clickable prototypes through annotations and hotspots, and sharing public or password-protected preview links. A Figma plugin exports designs, and the app can be used hosted or self-hosted.
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