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Dev tools · June 17, 2025

IM

I made PaneFlow – a no-code solution for creating slideshows

PaneFlow is a modern tool designed to help developers and non-developers alike create stunning slideshows visually. With its intuitive interface, you can design and customize slideshows without writing a single line of code. The tool offers instant previews, seamless publishing to CDN, and the unique ability to export your creations as React, Vue, Svelte components, or even as video files, making it easy to integrate into your web projects or share on social media. Key features include: - Lifetime access with a one-time payment - All future updates included at no extra cost - Instant preview…

In plain words

PaneFlow is a no-code slideshow builder for developers and non-developers to create and customize visual presentations. Users design slideshows through an intuitive interface with instant preview, then publish to CDN or export as React, Vue, or Svelte components, or as video files. The tool offers lifetime access with a single payment and includes all future updates, supporting integration with Webflow and Framer for web design workflows.

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In the maker’s words, at launch

PaneFlow is a modern tool designed to help developers and non-developers alike create stunning slideshows visually. With its intuitive interface, you can design and customize slideshows without writing a single line of code. The tool offers instant previews, seamless publishing to CDN, and the unique ability to export your creations as React, Vue, Svelte components, or even as video files, making it easy to integrate into your web projects or share on social media. Key features include: - Lifetime access with a one-time payment - All future updates included at no extra cost - Instant preview to perfect your slideshow flow - Seamless publishing to CDN - Code export to React, Vue, and Svelte for clean, developer-friendly integration - Video export for easy sharing and presentations - Integration with Webflow and Framer for enhanced web design workflows I've personally used PaneFlow to make product launch slideshows stand out, and the feedback from users has been overwhelmingly positive. I'm curious to hear your thoughts on PaneFlow. How do you see it fitting into your workflow? Any features you'd like to see added? Let's discuss!

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