Open and edit PowerPoint files, right in your browser.

Drop in a .pptx file and start editing — free, with nothing to install and no account to create. Tweak your slides, then export to PDF. Your files stay on your device.

  • Free to use
  • Nothing to install
  • Files stay on your device

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Quick edits to your slides — without installing anything.

Opens your PowerPoint files

Drop in an existing .pptx and it opens right away. No converting, no importing dance — your slides just show up.

Edit text, shapes & images

Make the quick changes you actually need: fix a typo, move a box, swap a picture, adjust a shape. Light editing, made easy.

Export to PDF

Turn your deck into a clean, shareable PDF in a click — perfect for sending around or printing. You can save back to PowerPoint too.

Works in any modern browser

No download, no setup. Open a tab on your laptop and you're editing — on Windows, Mac or Linux.

No install, no account

Nothing to download and no sign-up. It's free to use — open it and go.

Your files stay on your device

Your presentations are opened and edited right in your browser. They aren't uploaded to us, so your work stays yours.

New · WebMCP

Built for AI agents

Edit your documents, spreadsheets and slides straight from ChatGPT and any WebMCP browser agent. WebDecks, WebDocs and WebSheets expose their documents through WebMCP (the Web Model Context Protocol), so an agent can read, edit and export your real files — in the app or via a standalone endpoint. Nothing is uploaded; your files stay on your device.

  • Read the real document model — text, tables, cells, shapes and formulas
  • Make real edits and export to PPTX, DOCX, XLSX or PDF
  • In-app on webdecks.app, plus a standalone /mcp/ endpoint

Building on the engine? The SDK is free to try; production use needs a commercial license. License WebDecks

Open and edit PowerPoint files, right in your browser.

Drop in a .pptx file and start editing — free, with nothing to install and no account to create. Tweak your slides, then export to PDF. Your files stay on your device.

Open WebDecks