Present a PPT online
Drop a .pptx file in and the online slides editor opens it and starts presenting from the first slide: arrow keys or space to move, Esc to exit, transitions and animations play, and you can bring up speaker notes and a timer. The show uses a single screen — a presenter view split across two screens is not available yet. Save legacy .ppt files as .pptx first; some complex animations and SmartArt may look different from PowerPoint.
Drop a PPTX file
No sign-up · Unlimited · Not uploaded while signed out
How to use it
- 1 Drop or choose a .pptx file (or watch the sample)
- 2 The show starts from slide one; use the arrow keys or space
- 3 Open speaker notes and the timer when needed, and press Esc to return to editing
What it does
- Keyboard, mouse and touch navigation
- Slide transitions and object animations
- Speaker notes and a timer
- Editing online before or after presenting
What it doesn’t do
- A two-screen presenter view (separate audience and presenter screens)
- Legacy .ppt files (save as .pptx first)
- Complex animations and SmartArt identical to PowerPoint
FAQ
Can I present without PowerPoint?
Yes. Open the PPTX in your browser and present — on a computer or a tablet.
How do I see speaker notes?
Open the notes panel during the show; the current slide’s notes and a timer appear together. It is on the same screen, not a two-screen presenter view.
How do I move between slides and exit?
Arrow keys, space or a click to move; Esc to exit.
Do animations play?
Common transitions and entrance, emphasis and exit animations play; some complex animations and SmartArt may differ from PowerPoint.
Can I present a .ppt file?
Only .pptx for now. Save it as .pptx in PowerPoint or WPS and drop it in again.
Is the file uploaded?
Not while you are signed out — the file stays in your browser.