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PPT Maker: Make a PowerPoint Presentation Online

Make slides in your browser: 9 layouts, 8 themes, pictures, slide sizes from 16:9 to A4 and Instagram, or type an outline and get the slides. Present full screen; save as PowerPoint or PDF.

Private · on device. Runs in your browser: your file is not uploaded. No sign-up.

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Nothing is uploaded. The slides are made in this browser tab and kept here as you work. The .pptx file opens in PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote with every text box editable.

How to make a presentation

  1. Change the example slides, or press "From an outline" and type your points.
  2. For each slide, pick a layout (title, points, two columns, picture, big number, quote…) and fill in the words.
  3. Choose a theme and a slide size; add your name or date as a footer.
  4. Press Present to rehearse, then Save PowerPoint or PDF.

Good for

  • School and college projects and seminars.
  • Office reviews, sales pitches and training.
  • Instagram carousels and story slides (square and 9:16 sizes).

Already have slides? Turn them into a PDF with PowerPoint to PDF, or a PDF into slides with PDF to PowerPoint.

Frequently asked questions

Does the file open in PowerPoint?

Yes. It is a real .pptx file: every title and point is a text box you can edit in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote, and your speaker notes come with it.

How do I make slides quickly from my notes?

Press "From an outline" and type: # before a slide title, - before each point (two spaces before it for a sub-point), ## for a section slide, > for a quote. The first # and the line after it become the title slide.

Which slide sizes are there?

Widescreen 16:9, standard 4:3, A4 and Letter (portrait or landscape), square 1:1 for Instagram posts and 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and WhatsApp status.

Can I present from the browser?

Yes. Press Present: the slides fill the screen; arrow keys, space or a tap move on, Escape stops.

Is my presentation uploaded or saved anywhere?

No. It is made and kept in this browser only, so a reload does not lose it. Save it as .pptx or PDF to keep a copy.