impress.js
A presentation framework using CSS3 transforms and transitions to create Prezi-like non-linear presentations in modern browsers.
What is impress.js?
impress.js is a JavaScript presentation framework that uses CSS3 transforms and transitions to create dynamic, non-linear presentations in modern web browsers. It solves the problem of static, linear slide decks by enabling 3D spatial navigation and smooth animations, inspired by Prezi's approach.
Developers, designers, and presenters who want to create visually engaging, browser-based presentations with non-linear storytelling and modern CSS effects.
Developers choose impress.js for its lightweight, framework-free approach to building Prezi-like presentations directly with web standards, offering flexibility and creative control without proprietary software.
Overview
It's a presentation framework based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions in modern browsers and inspired by the idea behind prezi.com.
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating non-linear, spatial presentations for conferences or talks
- Building interactive web-based demos with 3D transitions
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