PowerPoint
Text boxes, pictures, tables, backgrounds and speaker notes arrive as editable slides, each in its place.
What comes across
Presentations, kept properly
Your decks, kept together.
Import a deck as it stands, edit it with the people who are in it, and present from anywhere, with notes, timer and audience screen included.
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By invitationOpening to a small group first
- PowerPoint, PDF or HTML
- Speaker notes come across
- No account for your audience
About Deck Studio
One home for every deck you give
No more decks scattered across email attachments, shared drives and someone's desktop. Deck Studio keeps each one in a single place, with its notes, its comments and its history.
Your library is private until you share it. Hand a deck to a colleague by name, send a link, or keep it to yourself.
See how it worksWhy Deck Studio exists
A deck is more than its slides. It's the notes you'll speak from, the people presenting it with you, and the conversation about getting it right.
Deck Studio keeps all of that together, so the day you present, everything is where it should be.
Ruth UnaegbuCreator of Deck Studio, Signatory and Holdspace
Importing
Bring the deck you already have
Deck Studio takes your deck as it is and tells you plainly what came across, before you open it.
Every page becomes a slide, fitted to the screen and ready to present, annotate and comment on.
How PDFs workHTML decks
Decks built as web pages keep their exact design. You edit the words in place and the layout stays as it was.
Editing in place
Presenting
Present your way
Everything you need while you're talking, and nothing the room doesn't need to see.
Full screen
Present from any browser. Jump to any slide mid-talk, or bring out a soft laser pointer for the number that matters.
Speaker view
Your notes, the next slide, the time elapsed and a quiet pacing bar that tells you whether you're ahead or behind.
Two screens
Notes on your laptop, slides on the projector or the shared window in your video call. Remote viewers can follow along from a link.
Your audience never needs an account, and never sees your speaker notes.
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Working together
Everyone on the same copy
No more “final_v4_RU_edits.pptx”. The deck lives in one place, and the conversation about it lives on the slides.
- See who else is in the deck, and on which slide
- Comment, reply and mention people with @
- Decide who can edit and who can only view
Comments
Leave a note on the slide you mean, and resolve it when it's done.
Roles
Editors and viewers, by name or by link. Change it any time.
History
Name a version before a big change, and restore any of them.
No overwriting
If two people save at once, Deck Studio stops and asks, and keeps both.
Ready-made layouts
Start from a layout, finish in your style
Title, section, statement, quote, three figures, comparison and more. Choose a type pairing and a palette, then apply it to one slide or the whole deck.
Everything else
The details that save the day before
Slide sorter
See the whole deck, select several slides, then drag, duplicate or hide them in one go.
Take it anywhere
Export slides, a handout with room to write, notes pages, a speaker script, a web page or a full backup.
Nothing lost offline
If the connection drops, keep editing. Changes are held on your computer and sent when you're back.
Photos that drop in
Drag photos onto a slide, or onto a picture to replace it. They're resized for the screen for you.
House style
Four type pairings and four palettes. Apply them across the deck, and undo puts it all back.
Keyboard throughout
Every action has a shortcut, and everything on a slide can be reached without a mouse.
Private by design
Your decks are yours
Private until you share
Every deck starts visible only to you. Share by name or by link, and take it back any time.
Notes stay with you
View and audience links never include your speaker notes, and hidden slides stay hidden.
Backed up every day
Every deck and saved version is copied daily, and the last fourteen copies are kept.
Never locked in
Export any deck as a PDF, a web page or a full backup whenever you like.
Early access
Get early access
Deck Studio is opening to a small number of people and teams first. Add your details and we'll write when there's a place for you. Decky will keep it warm.
- Your own private library of decks
- Help bringing your existing decks across
- A direct line to shape what comes next
Questions
Questions, answered
Can I bring decks I've already made?
Yes. Import a PowerPoint file (.pptx), a PDF, or an HTML deck. PowerPoint slides come across as editable text, pictures, tables and backgrounds, with their speaker notes. HTML decks keep their exact design. PDF pages come across as pictures, one per slide.
Before you open the deck you see a short review of what came across. Charts and SmartArt aren't read yet, so the review tells you which slides to paste them back into as pictures.
Do the people I share with need an account?
People who edit with you or leave comments need an account of their own. People watching you present don't: an audience link opens in any browser with no sign-in, and follows along as you move through the slides.
Can I present straight from Deck Studio?
Yes, from any modern browser. Present full-screen, open speaker view for notes and a timer, or use two screens: notes on yours, slides on the projector or the shared window in your video call.
What happens if my internet drops?
Keep working. Changes that can't reach the server are held on your computer, even if you close the tab or the laptop, and offered back the next time you open the deck.
What if two of us edit at the same time?
You'll see each other at the top of the deck and on the slide you're on. If two people save the same deck over each other, Deck Studio stops and asks rather than quietly overwriting anyone. You can keep both versions.
Can I get my decks out again?
Whenever you like. Export slides as a PDF, a handout with room to write, notes pages, a speaker script, a standalone web page that runs offline, or a full backup file.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?
You can read, comment and present from a phone or tablet. Building and editing slides is most comfortable on a laptop or desktop.
How much will it cost?
Deck Studio is opening by invitation first. We'll share pricing with everyone on the early-access list before anything changes, and you can always export everything you've made.