Make a presentation as a web page
Turn notes or a document into full-screen web slides that open in any browser: no PowerPoint needed. Preview free, publish and share a link with an account.
This preview shows the first first 10 sections and does not keep your file.
A slide deck as a web page has things a PowerPoint file lacks: it opens on any phone, it can be shared as a link, and nobody needs the right software. This tool lays your notes out as full-screen slides with a cover, one idea per slide, key numbers, charts and tables, and keyboard and scroll navigation. In your account you can also export the same content to PowerPoint.
What you get
One idea per slide
Each section becomes a full-screen slide with a short heading and its content, so the story is easy to follow.
Opens anywhere
A single HTML file with a progress bar and navigation dots. Arrow keys or scrolling move through it.
Link or file
Download the file now; publish it or share a link from your account.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste your notes or drop a PDF.
- Step 2
We design the slides.
- Step 3
Download the page, or create a free account to edit, present and share.
Who uses it
Teachers
Share a lesson as a link students open on their phones.
Sales teams
Send a prospect a deck that loads instantly, with no attachment.
Conference speakers
Publish slides on a stable link after a talk.
Questions
Is it a PowerPoint file?
No, it is a web page. For PowerPoint, create a free account and export the same content as .pptx.
Can I present it full screen?
Yes. Open the file in a browser, press F11 and move with the arrow keys.
Will it work offline?
Yes, the file has everything built in. Pictures from your account are embedded when you download.
Can I change the look?
In your account you can switch theme and ask the assistant to change any slide.
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See it on real examples
Three actual runs of this tool. Open one to see the input and the whole result.