YOUR IDEAS. READY FOR THE ROOM.

PPT Online.
Make your next
great presentation.

From a blank page to your big moment. Create, edit and share beautiful slides, right in your browser.

No sign-up · No watermark · Works in your browser

MAKE IT YOURS

Start with a template

Shape your story

Take it to the room

A BETTER BLANK PAGE

A head start for every idea.

Explore all templates

Presentation templates

Business · 8 slides

A Clear Business Decision

Quarterly Reports · 8 slides

Quarterly Business Review

Project Updates · 8 slides

Project Status Without the Noise

Strategy · 8 slides

A Strategy You Can Use

ROOM FOR YOUR BEST THINKING

Make the slides.
Keep the momentum.

Text, images, charts and tables. Everything you need to tell a clear story, in a workspace that stays out of your way.

Edit every detail

Move, resize, align and format real slide objects.

Your work stays yours

Private drafts, automatic saving and a private link to continue on another device.

A file you can take with you

Export editable PowerPoint or PDF, or prepare a deck for Google Slides.

THE USEFUL LITTLE EXTRAS

Your presentation, one step further.

Create a PPT Online in Minutes

Begin with the idea you want to explain. A good first deck needs a clear sequence, readable content, and a useful ending.

Start from a template

Choose an original deck for a business review, lesson, pitch, campaign, or personal project.

Generate slides with AI

Describe the audience, the purpose, and the material you want to include. Review the generated content before presenting it.

Edit text, images, and charts

Keep the slide editor close to the content. Change the words and layout, then check the complete presentation.

Why Use PPT Online?

Keep the workflow focused on making a presentation: create, edit, and take away a result.

  • Free editing and templates without a watermark.
  • A browser workspace with a mobile-friendly route to your work.
  • PPTX and PDF export, with a separate Google Slides import workflow.

How to Make a PPT Online

Use the four steps below to move from a starting idea to a checked presentation.

PPT Online vs PowerPoint — What's the Difference?

Choose a tool for the workflow you need. File compatibility should be checked with your own presentation rather than inferred from a product name.

WorkflowPPT OnlinePowerPointGoogle Slides
Getting startedBrowser editor and templatesWeb and desktop applicationsBrowser application
Working with an existing fileImport and review the supported contentNative PowerPoint workflowImport and review formatting
Sharing a resultRead-only link or exported fileFiles and account-based sharingAccount-based sharing
Choosing the right fitA focused browser presentation taskAn Office-centered workflowA Google Workspace-centered workflow
A FEW SIMPLE STEPS

How it works

  1. 01

    Start with a direction

    Open a blank deck, choose a template, or describe a topic for AI.

  2. 02

    Make the content yours

    Edit the words, replace examples, and arrange the objects on each slide.

  3. 03

    Check the complete deck

    Present the slides and review the order, readability, and supporting evidence.

  4. 04

    Present or export

    Choose a presentation, file export, or sharing option. Review the exported copy before distributing it.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Good questions.
Straight answers.

What is free?+

Editing, templates, presentation, and exports are free without a watermark. AI and new file-processing tasks have daily allowances shown before you use them. There is no paid plan in this release.

Can I convert PPT to PDF?+

Use the PPT to PDF tool for an existing file, or choose PDF from the editor export menu. Open the result to check layout, text, and page order.

Do I need to download anything?+

You can start in the browser without installing a desktop editor. Download the presentation only when you want a file to keep or share.

Can I use it on mobile?+

You can browse templates, open a deck, and make basic text changes on a phone. A larger screen gives you more room for detailed layout work.

Can I use the result in Google Slides?+

The default Google Slides workflow provides a compatible PPTX file. Import that file into Google Slides, then check the text, charts, fonts, and layout. A downloaded file is not automatically saved to a Google account.

Can I come back to my work?+

Keep your resume link for a saved deck. It allows editing on another device, so treat it as an editing key. Use the separate read-only sharing link when you only want someone to view or copy a deck.

Keep your ideas moving