# Offline export that keeps animations

[Canonical article](https://slides.com/docs/export-to-html)

Available on: Lite / Pro

Exporting your presentation to HTML is one of the best ways to gain offline access. Unlike [PDF exports](/docs/export-to-pdf), presentations exported this way maintain all of their animations and interactivity.

## Export instructions

1. Open the **Export** panel in the Slides editor and select **Download HTML**. Decks with many images may take up to a minute to export.
2. Unzip the downloaded file.
3. Open `index.html` from the unzipped folder in your web browser.

<img src="https://static.slid.es/help/export-to-html-lite-pro/export-zip.png" alt="Download HTML option in the Export panel" width="3414" height="1966">

## Speaker view

The downloaded presentation includes a speaker view and any speaker notes you added in Slides. Press <kbd>S</kbd> while the presentation is open to launch it.

## Presentation options (advanced)

After opening the presentation, add options to the URL as query parameters. For example, append `?controls=false` to hide the controls, or `?controls=false&progress=false` to hide both the controls and progress bar.

- `controls` (`true` or `false`) shows or hides the navigation arrows.
- `progress` (`true` or `false`) shows or hides the progress bar.
- `loop` (`true` or `false`) returns to the first slide after the last slide.
- `shuffle` (`true` or `false`) randomizes the slide order.
- `autoSlide` (number) sets the delay between slides in milliseconds. Use <kbd>0</kbd> to disable auto-slide.

## File structure

The exported ZIP contains:

- `index.html`: the presentation content and any custom CSS.
- `lib`: CSS, JavaScript, and font files used by the presentation.
- A media folder named after your presentation, containing its images and other assets.

<img src="https://static.slid.es/help/export-to-html-lite-pro/export-zip-2.png" alt="Files and folders inside an HTML export" width="342" height="126">