Free tool, no sign-up

Make a presentation free. No account, no card, no catch you need to read twice.

Say what it is about and who it is for. A designed deck appears in about two minutes, shaped for the job: a lesson, a report, a talk or a pitch.

Say who it is for and how long. Two free decks a day, no account.
What you get

A real deck, not a mockup

Shaped for the purpose
Lessons end on takeaways and questions, reports lead with the result, pitches end on a next step. Only pitches get a sales ask.
Hosted at a link
Open it on any laptop or phone, present from the browser, or send the link. It works for seven days.
Any language
Write the prompt in Spanish, Arabic or Vietnamese and the deck comes back in it, right-to-left scripts included.
Keep it with a free account
Sign up from the deck to keep it, edit any slide and make the full version in your brand. Your first deck each month is free.

Already have slides? The free redesign preview rebuilds two of them, no account either. Or see how PitchBoost builds each kind of presentation.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Is it really free, with no sign-up?

Yes. Type what the presentation is about and a designed deck appears in about two minutes, hosted at a link you can open anywhere. No account, no email, no card. Each connection gets two a day, and the deck carries a small PitchBoost credit.

How is this different from making it with an account?

The free tool makes a quick version: a clean design, no research and no brand. A free account builds the full version: your colors and logo from a website, figures checked and cited, any slide editable, and your first deck each month free. Downloads take Starter at $7 a month or $9 once for that deck.

How long does the link work?

Seven days. Sign up from the deck's own banner to keep it in your account, where you can edit it, share it and see who opened it.

Can I download it as PowerPoint?

Not from the free tool. Keep the deck by signing up, then download it as PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides with a paid plan or $9 once for that one deck.

What kinds of presentations can it make?

Lessons and lectures, class presentations, reports and updates, talks, and sales or investor pitches, in any language. Say who it is for and how long it should be, and it shapes the deck to fit: a lesson ends on takeaways and questions, a pitch on a next step.

Is what I type kept?

Your prompt is saved with the deck so the link works, and it becomes the deck's title. Leave out anything private.