webflow2reveal 1.0.9

Universal Webflow to Reveal.js converter

webflow2reveal

Turn a structured, sectioned Webflow page into an interactive Reveal.js slide deck — without authoring slides by hand.

A Webflow export is already a stack of full-width <section>s with consistent class names. webflow2reveal treats each qualifying section as one slide, infers the slide layout and background colour from the page's own CSS, discards chrome (nav, footer, menu, banner), and wraps everything in a Reveal scaffold sized for a 1440×900 stage.

It ships as two implementations that share one approach:

	Package	Runs	Input → Output
Python	webflow2reveal (PyPI)	Build time	URL / local HTML → static index.html
JavaScript	webflow2revealjs (npm)	Run time, in browser	Live page / fetched URL / raw HTML → in-place deck

📖 Full documentation: https://code.twardoch.com/webflow2reveal/ · 🖥️ Live demo

Quick start

Python (build a static deck)

# Convert a hosted Webflow page (no install needed)
uvx webflow2reveal https://example.webflow.io/deck --output index.html

# Convert a local export and preview it on a dev server
uvx webflow2reveal ./export/index.html --serve --port 8080

from webflow2reveal import convert
convert("https://example.webflow.io/deck", output="index.html")

JavaScript (convert in the browser)

Add one script to a Webflow Page Custom Code block before </body>:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/webflow2revealjs@latest/dist/index.global.js"></script>
<a href="#" class="w2r-trigger">View as Slides</a>

Clicking a .w2r-trigger element — or loading the page with ?reveal=1 — converts the live page to slides in place. Or call it yourself:

import { convertToReveal } from 'webflow2revealjs';
await convertToReveal();                       // current page, in place
await convertToReveal({ sourceUrl, corsProxy }); // fetch and convert another page

How it works

Webflow page  →  parse CSS bg-colours  →  pick slide <section>s  →
                 normalize DOM (split / image / text / badge layouts)  →
                 score luminance (light/dark)  →  inject Reveal.js 5.1  →
                 static index.html  /  in-place browser deck

1. Resolve colours — scan inline and linked stylesheets into a class → background-colour map.
2. Select slides — every <section> becomes a slide unless its classes/id mark it as nav, footer, menu, header, or banner.
3. Normalize the DOM — rewrite each slide into a small layout vocabulary (slide-split-layout, slide-column, slide-text-container, slide-image-cover, slide-badge).
4. Classify backgrounds — set data-background-color and tag each slide slide-light-bg/slide-dark-bg by perceptual luminance for correct text contrast.
5. Inject Reveal.js 5.1 plus a bundled stylesheet that sizes everything to the stage and hides Webflow chrome.

Add ?view=scroll to any generated deck to switch into Reveal's native scroll view. See How it works for the full algorithm.

Repository layout

py/src/webflow2reveal/   Python package (compiler.py = the converter)
js/src/index.ts          TypeScript library (convertToReveal + DOM helpers)
docs/                    Jekyll site (just-the-docs) + live demo under docs/demo/
build.sh                 Build JS bundle + Python wheel; copy bundle into docs/demo
publish.sh               Tag, build, and publish to PyPI + npm
dev_server.py            Local CORS-proxying dev server for testing fetched pages

Build & publish

./build.sh     # builds js/dist/* and dist/*.whl, copies bundle to docs/demo/dist/
./publish.sh   # version-tags, rebuilds, publishes to PyPI and npm

The JS build emits CJS, ESM, and an IIFE global (Webflow2Reveal) via tsup. The Python package versions from git tags via hatch-vcs; a single tag releases both packages.

License

MIT © Adam Twardoch.