map
PIP camera
| → ← Space | next / previous step |
| ↓ ↑ | first child / parent |
| O | the whole map; O or Esc goes back |
| 1–4 | tree, radial, path, focus |
| F | fullscreen |
| + − | bigger / smaller slides |
| E | editor: write, open, share |
| L | light / dark |
| C V R | camera, camera layouts, record |
Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, click a card to fly to it.
The full guide → writing decks, sharing, recording, camera, review and cut.
Pick a template. It opens as it is; start typing and it becomes your own copy at /edit.
Or ⇣ Load a deck from a link, or Open a file from this computer.
Paste a link to a markdown file: a GitHub file or folder, a gist, or any URL that allows other sites to read it.
slidetake.com/gh/owner/repo/path/deck.md opens a file on GitHub (add @branch after the repo for another branch), and slidetake.com/gist/<id> a gist. Images next to the deck load as they are.
A file on this computer? Use Open.
In OBS: Tools → WebSocket Server Settings → enable it; the port and password are shown there. Point OBS at this browser window plus your microphone. No scenes are needed: the deck switches the camera itself.
Pick the file OBS saved (.mov, .mp4 or .mkv) to preview takes. Or choose your OBS recordings folder once, and later takes load by themselves.