- PPT, PPTX, ODP, or PDF export of the deck
- Optional: deck title (used as the page title)
- Optional: who this deck is for (changes the page copy)
Drop a deck in, get a public URL — no slide player.
The upload tool, not the rebuild tool. Drag a PPT, PPTX, ODP, or slide PDF and Nanopage publishes it on a clean public page with a working download button.
When the deck needs to leave your laptop, the upload should not need 20 minutes of platform setup. Drop in a PPT, PPTX, ODP, or exported slide PDF, and Nanopage publishes it on a public URL — no slide-player wrapper that lags on phones, no SlideShare-style viewer that buries the file behind ads, no Google Slides forced sign-in. Visitors land on a clean page, see the title, and tap download.
What you bring, what you get.
- Drag-and-drop upload form
- Filename-based title (editable)
- Direct download link — no in-browser viewer wrapper
- Optional written summary for SEO and link previews
- Replaceable file: swap the deck without changing the URL
Example prompt
“Upload this presentation and publish it on a clean public page with a download link.”
Then chat with the AI to change anything — copy, colors, sections, photos.
Frequently asked.
What presentation formats can I upload?+
PPT, PPTX, and ODP work directly. For Keynote (KEY) and Google Slides, export to PDF first — the visual fidelity is better and Nanopage can rebuild the content as a webpage too.
Does the page include a slide player?+
No. Nanopage publishes the deck as a downloadable file plus an optional rebuilt webpage. There is no in-browser slide-by-slide viewer, which means no lag on phones and no broken transitions.
How big can the upload be?+
Standard Nanopage upload limits apply per file. Compress images inside the deck before exporting if you are near the cap.
Can I update the deck later?+
Yes. Upload a revised version and ask the AI to replace the file. The URL stays the same.
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Drop a deck in, get a public URL — no slide player.
$19 / year. Live in 3–5 minutes. No designer required.