Presentation Maker
Type an outline, present it, export a PDF deck.
Start a line with # for a new slide title. Every other line becomes a bullet. Your outline autosaves in this browser.
About Presentation Maker
The Presentation Maker builds a deck from an outline instead of a canvas. Start a line with # for a slide title, write your bullets underneath, and the slides appear as you type — themed, consistently spaced and ready to present. No dragging text boxes, and it works just as well on a phone.
When you're ready, present fullscreen with arrow-key navigation, or export the whole deck as a PDF that opens on any device and projects without letterboxing. Your outline autosaves in the browser, so closing the tab doesn't lose the deck.
How to use Presentation Maker
- Write your outline: '# My slide title' starts a new slide, and every other line becomes a bullet.
- Pick a theme — the preview on the right updates instantly.
- Click any slide in the list to jump to it and check how it looks.
- Hit 'Present' for fullscreen mode; use the arrow keys or space to move and Esc to exit.
- Click 'Download PDF' for a 16:9 deck you can email, print or present from anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
What is an example of a free online presentation tool?
Google Slides and Canva are the best-known free options, and both need an account. This tool is a faster alternative for a straightforward deck: no signup, no install, and an outline-to-slides approach that gets a 10-slide presentation built in a couple of minutes.
Is it really free, with no watermark?
Yes. Build, present and export as many decks as you like — no trial, no account and nothing stamped on your slides.
Can I download my presentation as PowerPoint?
Not as a .pptx file. The export is a PDF, which presents and prints identically everywhere and can't have its layout broken by a different version of Office. If you need editable PowerPoint, build it in a tool that outputs .pptx.
Can I present directly from the browser?
Yes. 'Present' goes fullscreen with arrow-key and spacebar navigation and a slide counter — everything you need for a live talk, offline included.
Where is my deck saved?
In your own browser's local storage, automatically as you type. Nothing is uploaded. Export a PDF if you want a copy you can move between devices.