Hi everyone!
I’m happy to share slydekit, yet another framework designed for creating slides in Typst with an emphasis on native customizability and simple overlays.
As a long-time user of Polylux and Touying, I’ve really appreciated what these tools brought to the presentation ecosystem in Typst. However, I wanted to explore an alternative approach built around two core priorities: idiomatic theming and clean animation workflows.
Below are some features
Idiomatic & Flexible Theming
Customizing your presentation or building a theme from scratch shouldn’t require learning complex abstract layers. slydekit leverages native Typst concepts and functions directly, making it straightforward to define header/footer layouts, color schemes, and custom slide structures.
Powerful animation system
Includes support for dynamic step-by-step reveals (uncover, only, etc.) that integrate smoothly with CeTZ graphics and Fletcher diagrams, letting you animate complex visuals effortlessly.
Clean syntax
Designed to keep slide markup concise and readable, letting you focus on your presentation’s narrative.
If you want to learn more about slydekit, you can read the
- Documentation: Slydekit Documentation
- GitHub Repository: GitHub - maucejo/slydekit · GitHub
Give it a try, experiment with custom themes, and let me know what you think!
I am very open to feedback. Feel free to open issues, share suggestions, or submit Pull Requests (PRs) to help improve the project.