Share the HTML deck your AI made.
Give your client a presentation link. Collect comments on the slides, then publish the next version to the same deck.
- Keep the HTML design you already have
- Review in the browser
- Use your own AI tool for revisions
Try an HTML file without an account. Anonymous links expire after 7 days; sign in to keep your deck. Small ZIP bundles are supported too.
From a file to a review conversation
1. Publish your file
Upload HTML, or let your coding agent publish from your local folder. Renza hosts the document; your AI subscription stays with your existing tool.
2. Choose who can review
Keep the deck in your account, open Share and create a link with commenting enabled. Send it to a reviewer so they can leave feedback on a slide.
3. Publish the revision
Give the feedback to your AI, revise the local file and publish it to the existing deck. Keep slide order stable so comments stay on the intended slides.
Before you upload
I have a PowerPoint or Google Slides deck. Can I upload it?
This importer accepts HTML and ZIP bundles, not PowerPoint files or Google Slides links. The first-deck guide shows how to use an outline and your own AI tool to create an HTML proposal.
Do I need to use Codex?
No. Renza accepts HTML made with any tool. The walkthrough uses Codex so you can follow one concrete example from a local file to a revised presentation.
What if my deck has images or its own navigation?
Include local images with the HTML in a ZIP. Anonymous ZIP uploads are limited to about 3 MB and 20 files. Sign in for larger bundles. Decks with their own navigation can be hosted, but Renza’s full slide controls work best with the slide format described in the guide.
What does it cost?
You can try publishing before making an account. Check the pricing page for current account limits and paid features; your AI subscription is separate.