No, you don`t need to know Markdown to use SlideKraft. While familiarity with Markdown can be helpful, it's not required. The editor includes buttons that let you insert the Markdown snippets you need with a click. As you build your presentation, you'll naturally become familiar with Markdown’s simple and intuitive syntax.

Yes. Your slides are stored locally in your browser and never leave your machine. Future releases may introduce cloud-based saving, but that will be an optional feature that requires your explicit permission to enable.

SlideKraft is not intended to be a drop-in replacement for traditional presentation software like PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. Instead, it is created with the same spirit and energy as many great tools that take simple Markdown text and transform it into structured, professionally crafted, self-contained documents.

While SlideKraft is designed to free you from worrying too much about formatting and design, it also supports rich and complex layouts. With built-in support for CSS Grid-based layouts, colors, gradients, background images, and multiple aspect ratios, you can create beautiful and powerful presentations—all through a simple Markdown-based interface.

There’s no hard limit. Since slides are stored locally, the only practical limit is based on your browser’s available memory.

You can add LaTeX equations using dollar signs (e.g., $E=mc^2$) and code blocks using triple backticks. Syntax highlighting and KaTeX rendering are built in.

Currently, real-time collaboration is not supported. However, it is a planned feature for future releases.

You can export your slides as self-contained HTML files or as structured JSON files using the .slides extension.