Turn a PPT or Keynote file into a share link

Sign up, upload your presentation and get a link to share. People with the public link can view it without signing in.

Put your presentation in Dock Upload a PPTX, PPTM or Keynote file. Open the file in Dock

Sign up before you share; viewers don't need an account. Link passwords are on paid plans.

Share online

One link, no sign-in

People open the link in a browser and see the presentation. No sign-in, no software to install.

app.dock.space/w/your-team/k/…

  • Viewers just open the link

    No sign-in and no software to install. A presentation's public page is view-only.

  • Your notes stay yours

    Speaker notes stay out of the public link. The file sent to a visitor's browser doesn't include them.

  • Set how long the link works

    Choose 30, 60, 90 or 365 days, or no expiry. Paid plans can also add a link password.

What viewers see when they open the link

Previous and next buttons on the page, and a Present button for full screen.

  • A presentation's link is view-only and can expire after 30, 60, 90 or 365 days
  • Speaker notes don't appear on the public page
  • Set a password: paid plans

A real example: one deck, opened by someone with no account

We uploaded a 12-slide sample deck, turned on its public link, and opened the link in a new browser that had never signed in. The sample deck is below to download. The link was a test link, so what the visitor sees is shown as screenshots.

The public page: the deck title with a View only label, slide thumbnails, slide 1 large, previous and next buttons with 1 / 12, and Go to Dock and Present buttons
The page a visitor sees. No sign-in, and the deck is marked View only.
Slide 1 filling the screen after pressing Present
After pressing Present: the slide fills the screen.
Sample deck (.pptx, 82 KB)

What the visitor gets

  • The link opened with no sign-in, on a computer and at phone size.
  • Visitors get previous and next buttons, slide thumbnails on a computer, and Present for full screen.
  • We set the link to end in 30 days. You can choose 30, 60, 90 or 365 days, or no end date.
The same page at phone size: the slide, 1 / 12, previous and next buttons, Go to Dock and Present
At phone size, on the same link.

What the visitor doesn't get, and the limits

  • Speaker notes never reach the visitor. The deck has notes, and the file sent to the visitor's browser had 12 slides and no notes.
  • The page has no edit or download button.
  • Anyone who has the link can open the deck, so forwarding it forwards access. The link includes your workspace's name.
  • When you turn the link off, it stops working right away. Visitors see that it is no longer available.
  • We didn't test link passwords, a link reaching its end date, or a real phone. We used a phone-sized browser.
Message: This link is no longer available, with a Go to Dock button
What a visitor sees after you turn the link off.

Three steps

  1. 1

    Sign up, then upload a PPTX, PPTM or Keynote file.

  2. 2

    View and edit the presentation in Dock.

  3. 3

    Create a public link and send it.

Try it above

Frequently asked questions

Do viewers need an account?

No. People with the public link can view the presentation. The presentation's public page is view-only, and speaker notes don't appear on the public page.

Can a link expire?

You can choose 30, 60, 90 or 365 days, or set it to never expire. Workspace admins can also set a public link policy.

Can I still edit a Keynote file after uploading it?

Yes. Keynote (.key) files are imported as editable presentations, and you edit them in Dock.

Upgrade an old presentation

Same editor, a different starting point.

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What Free covers, and when you need a paid plan.