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Presentations, free in your browser

Design slides with shapes, text boxes and snap-align guides, then present — running entirely on your device. No upload, no account.

No upload

Files are processed on your device

No sign-up

No accounts, no email, no paywall

No limits

Any file size, any batch size

Metadata stripped

EXIF & GPS removed on export

EditItAll’s presentation maker is a free, browser-based tool for building slide decks. Add shapes and text boxes, arrange them with snap-align guides and layouts, reorder and duplicate slides, then run a full-screen present mode. It exports a deck file and slide images — all locally, with no upload or sign-up.

The EditItAll Presentation Maker running in a browser tab, with nothing uploaded
EditItAll’s presentation maker is a free, browser-based tool for building slide decks. Add shapes and text boxes, arrange them with snap-align guides and layouts, reorder and duplicate slides, then run a full-screen present mode. It exports a deck file and slide images — all locally, with no upload or sign-up.

Everything you need, nothing to install

Slides with shapes and text boxes
Layouts and snap-align guides
Reorder and duplicate slides
Full-screen present mode
Export a deck file or PNG images of slides
Runs in your browser — nothing uploaded, no account

How it works

The presentation editor is a full application that runs inside your browser tab. Your browser downloads it once, caches it, and from then on every action — creating, editing and exporting — happens on your own device. Nothing you work on is uploaded, which is also why there are no accounts, no queues and no file-size pricing tiers. You can even go offline after the page has loaded and keep working.

Frequently asked questions

Is the presentation maker free?+

Yes — free, with no account, sign-up, watermark or usage limits.

Are my slides uploaded to a server?+

No. Slides are built and rendered locally in your browser; nothing you create is transmitted anywhere.

Can it open PowerPoint (.pptx) files?+

It uses its own compact deck format and exports PNG images of slides rather than the proprietary .pptx binary. You can present full-screen and export slide images or the deck file.

Can I present full-screen?+

Yes — a full-screen present mode steps through your slides.

Which browsers are supported?+

Any modern desktop browser: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari and other Chromium-based browsers.

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