Make a slide deck from a template: add slides, text, photos, shapes and icons, then download a PDF to present or share.
Describe what you need, and get several designs with your words already in them.
The AI runs on your device, so nothing you type is sent anywhere. The first time it downloads about 500 MB (best on Wi-Fi, and on a computer); after that it starts in seconds.
Picture with AI Select a photo frame first to fill it
A template opens as a new design, so nothing you've made is lost.
Font pairs
Shapes
Photo frames Drop a photo in to fill the shape
Charts Type your numbers in
Stickers
Icons
Or drop photos onto your design. Your photos stay on your device.
Click anything to change it. Double-click text to type.
Opening the editor…
Animate
Everything comes in one after another, from the top. Download an MP4 video or an animated GIF from Download.
Download
Share a link
Sign in to share a link to this design. People you send it to can see it without an account.
Anyone with the link can see this design and download it. The link always shows your latest version.
Put your menu online
Get a page for this menu and a QR code for your tables. When you change the menu here, the page changes too. Sign in to set it up; guests don't need an account.
Guests scan the QR code and see this menu on their phone. Whenever you save a change here, the page shows it, so the QR code never needs reprinting.
RSVP: let guests reply online
Get a reply page for this invitation: guests say if they're coming, with how many people, and you see every answer here. Sign in to set it up; guests don't need an account.
Chart
Adjust photo
Layer
Line up on the page
New design
Pick a size. You get a copy of this design, laid out for that size; the original stays as it is.
How to make a presentation
Start from a template, or a blank 16:9 slide.
Add slides with the buttons next to the page thumbnails at the bottom, and duplicate a slide to keep the same layout.
Add text, photos, shapes and icons. Your work saves as you go.
Download a PDF with all your slides, ready to present full-screen or share.
Slides that are easy to follow
One idea per slide. If a slide needs a long title, it's probably two slides.
Big text. If it's smaller than 28 pixels on a 1920 × 1080 slide, the back row can't read it.
Show, don't list. A big number, a photo or an icon beats five bullet points.
Frequently asked questions
How do I present the slides?
Download the PDF and open it in any PDF viewer, then use full-screen or presentation mode. Every laptop, tablet and phone can open it.
Can I make 4:3 slides?
Yes. In the Designs panel, choose New design, then Presentation 4:3.
Is it really free, with no watermark?
Yes. Every template, font, icon and download is free, with no watermark and no sign-up. Make as many designs as you like.
Where are my designs saved?
In this browser, automatically, as you work. Without an account, your photos never leave this device. Sign in to keep your designs, photos included, on all your devices: photos are stored privately, and only your account can open them.
