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Upload your slides, share a link.
Uploading a presentation should give you a link to send, not a heavy file that bounces from email. Export your deck to PDF, drop it here, pick an address like talk.nippy.site, and Nippy publishes it in seconds — it opens in any browser on any phone, scrolls cleanly through every slide, and offers a download only if the viewer wants the file. PDF is the format to use: it keeps your fonts, layout and images exactly as designed and views in-browser without PowerPoint or Keynote installed, whereas a raw .pptx is served as a download instead. The link is permanent and never expires, so a conference talk, a pitch or a class deck stays at the same address, and updating it is replace-and-publish. Free covers a deck inside 25 MB and adds a small banner to the page; a paid plan removes it and adds a custom domain, password protection for private decks, and stats on how many people opened it. Drop the PDF and your slides are shareable.
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Up to 25 MB free — export to PDF for in-browser viewing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Should I upload a PowerPoint or a PDF?
Export to PDF for the best result: it views in any browser with your fonts and layout intact and nothing installed. A raw .pptx or .key file is served as a download instead of opening in-browser.
Do viewers need PowerPoint or Keynote?
No — a PDF deck opens in the browser on any phone or desktop, so viewers need no app and no account to read every slide.
Can I update the deck later?
Yes. Replace the file and publish; the link stays identical, so anything you have already shared now opens the updated slides. Nothing expires.
Can I keep a deck private?
On a paid plan you can password-protect the link and add a custom domain. Free decks sit at a *.nippy.site address with a small banner.
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