Presentations

The presentation editor opens a PowerPoint file in the page and saves one PowerPoint opens again - with what you did not touch written back exactly as it was. Its masters, layouts and theme carry through; text, shapes, connectors, tables, pictures and charts are edited in place, with the formatting and objects panes, speaker notes and undo; the slide sorter rearranges, hides and duplicates; and the Design and Animate tabs change themes, colours, fonts, the slide size, transitions and builds.

Present it full screen with its transitions and builds, or with a presenter view - the next slide, your notes and a timer - while the audience sees the slides in another window. Export PDF or PNG, print, or make a deck from your own data in your company's design: a chart keeps its numbers, so PowerPoint's Edit Data works on it afterwards.

Try it with your own files in confidence: they are opened by your browser, on your device. Nothing is uploaded, no copy reaches us or anyone else, and nothing is kept once you close this tab.

A design review, ready to present

An invented studio's review of a café fit-out, made in the page: a title slide, lists at several levels, a process drawn with shapes that come in one by one, a budget table, a chart drawn from its data and a mood board, with speaker notes. Edit anything - double-click the chart to change its numbers - present it, then save it and open it in PowerPoint.

Present Presenter view Slide sorter Save as .pptx
Keyboard: in a slide show the arrow keys, Space and Page Down move on and Page Up back, a slide number and Enter jumps to it, B blacks the screen and Escape ends the show.
Get the code
<script src="/assets/bmx-components.min.js"></script>

<bmx-presentation-editor id="pr-review" label="Harbour Street design review" locale="en-GB" style="inline-size: 100%; --bmx-presentation-editor-height: 42rem"></bmx-presentation-editor>

A month's figures, as slides

A coffee roaster's monthly review, made from its numbers rather than by hand: the headline figures, sales by week as a chart, the best sellers as a table and what to do next. Shown read-only, as a team would see it in their intranet; change the month, or let yourself edit it.

Make November's Let me edit it