Renditions

Convert Lovable slides to PDF

Lovable turns a prompt into a working web app, and slide decks are one of its favorite tricks: full-viewport slides, keyboard navigation, gradients and glassmorphism everywhere. The deck looks fantastic in the browser, but the moment you need a file to send, Ctrl+P wrecks it: slides sliced across A4 pages, gradient text gone black, only the first slide printing. This converter renders your Lovable deck in a real Chromium browser and captures every slide exactly as it looks on screen.

Your file is processed in an isolated browser and deleted immediately after conversion.

Why printing a Lovable deck breaks it

  • Lovable decks are JavaScript apps: the print pipeline freezes them on the first slide and never sees the rest.
  • Full-viewport (100vh) slide layouts get resized and cut at arbitrary points across paper pages.
  • Gradient headlines (background-clip: text), box-shadow and backdrop-filter degrade or vanish in print rendering.
  • Web fonts frequently fall back to system fonts mid-export.
  • Print margins and headers pollute a design meant to be full-bleed 16:9.

How to convert

  1. 1.Get the deck out of Lovable as HTML: ask Lovable to export the presentation as a single standalone .html file with styles inlined, or sync the project to GitHub, run the build and zip the build output (the folder containing index.html).
  2. 2.Upload the .html file or the .zip above, as is.
  3. 3.The engine renders the deck in headless Chromium, detects the slide structure and navigates through every slide, pressing arrow keys or clicking like a human would.
  4. 4.Download a 16:9 PDF with one crisp page per slide at 2x resolution, clickable links included.

A real browser, so JavaScript decks just work

Most converters choke on Lovable output because it is not a static page, it is a React app. Renditions does not parse your files: it serves them like a web server, loads the page in the same Chromium engine your browser uses, waits for the app to render, and then steps through the slides. Whatever Lovable rendered on screen is what lands in the PDF, pixel for pixel.

The same flow works for anything else you build in Lovable, or in v0 and Bolt: a landing page becomes a clean multi-page PDF, a one-pager becomes a single sharp page, and picking JPG or PNG in the Format option turns any screen into a high-resolution image.

Keep iterating in Lovable

The deck's source of truth stays in Lovable, where changing a slide is a one-sentence prompt. The PDF is a disposable rendition: re-export the HTML and reconvert whenever the deck changes. No PowerPoint round-trip, no design drift between what you built and what you send.

FAQ

How do I export my Lovable presentation as HTML?

The quickest way is to ask Lovable itself: prompt it to output the deck as a single standalone .html file with all styles and scripts inlined, then save that file. Alternatively, sync the project to GitHub, run the build locally and zip the build output folder (the one containing index.html) before uploading it here.

My Lovable deck uses keyboard navigation. Will every slide be captured?

Yes. The engine detects JavaScript-driven decks and actually navigates them, pressing arrow keys or clicking through slides, and captures each one. Print to PDF only ever sees the first slide; Renditions sees them all.

Can I convert the deck to images instead of a PDF?

Yes. Pick JPG or PNG in the Format option. Each slide is captured at 2x resolution and a multi-slide deck downloads as a zip of numbered images, handy for sharing slides on social media or dropping them into docs.

Does this work with v0, Bolt or other AI app builders?

Yes. Any tool that produces HTML or a web app build converts the same way: upload a .html file or a .zip containing index.html and its assets. If it renders in a browser, it converts.

Is Renditions affiliated with Lovable?

No. Renditions is an independent converter. It works with any HTML, whether it comes from Lovable, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or your own code.

Free every day, no watermark. Converting a lot? Premium is unlimited for $6/month.

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