About Slides

Slides enables anyone with a web browser to easily create, present and share beautiful presentations for free. We help you make better presentations. Whether you’re presenting live to an audience or sharing privately, uploading an existing deck or creating one from scratch, working solo or collaborating with others on a team.

The company was founded by Hakim El Hattab and Owen Bossola in 2013. We are an independent and self-funded business operating solely on what we make from our paying customers (thanks!). We operate out of New York City and Stockholm, Sweden.

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The Founders

Hakim El Hattab Follow @hakimel

Hakim is a renowned front-end developer and interface designer with a wide following at his personal site, hakim.se. He created reveal.js, the open source presentation framework that powers presentations on Slides. Prior to Slides, Hakim was the Lead Interface Engineer for Squarespace.

Owen Bossola Follow @owenbossola

Owen is a seasoned full-stack engineer and has been making web and mobile products since 2007. Prior to Slides, he led product and engineering for startups like Thrillist, Qwiki and Capture. He lives in Brooklyn, New York with his family.

What People are Saying

I usually HATE making slides. It takes me forever, I never know how to style stuff, doing anything repotely complex becomes a whole project... until I tried @slides.

I shipped 25+ slides in a single evening. I thought it’d take my whole Sunday. Now I can chill. I’m in awe 😍
— Sarah Dayan (@frontstuff_io) January 13, 2019

After years of mumbling insults to myself while using Google Slides I've finally shelled out the money for @slides.

It's so. much. better. Gifs? Code? iFrames? Emoji? Export to HTML or PPTX? It's all there *and* easy. pic.twitter.com/TZeM31vfQ5
— Felix Rieseberg (@felixrieseberg) April 24, 2019

OMG 😍 On @slides you can now highlight individual lines of code as you present: https://t.co/uFdfKJBF1G #slides #speakers #conference pic.twitter.com/9jXoXjGqNo
— Wassim CHEGHAM 🌱 (@manekinekko) April 17, 2019

.@slides has the best presentation slides GUI I've ever seen. And it's based on @revealjs! Usable interface + slides are just html/css + export options + fancy sharing features = 👌😁
— Samuel Walladge (@srwalladge) May 15, 2018

@slides is one of the coolest digital tools of any kind I've ever worked with. One day in and I'll never use Powerpoint again.
— Ben Stevens (@benwstevens) August 23, 2017

Just authored a new slide deck using @slides. I don't ever want to ever use Keynote or PowerPoint again...
— Chris Matthieu (@chrismatthieu) March 3, 2017

@slides is seriously one of the best web applications ever built. I kinda hate making slides, but I love using that app.
— Kyle Shevlin (@kyleshevlin) July 26, 2017

http://t.co/FZFGqgaZGq is a web app so useful and beautiful that it gives me hope for web applications as a concept.
— Laurie Voss (@seldo) August 3, 2015

3 years of @slides usage, still the best service to create #presentations #online https://t.co/STGELQh9TR ❤️🏆🎖
— Dmytro Danylyk (@dmytrodanylyk) January 15, 2016

just finished my first deck with @slides. I don't think I'll ever use anything else for creating decks ever again. #greatProduct
— Ryan Kanner (@CodeProKid) May 31, 2015

For those who build a ton of slide decks, check out @SlidesApp. We just discovered the platform and it's freaking GAWWJUSSS! 
— Coffitivity (@Coffitivity) January 16, 2015

@SlidesApp is the best online presentation tool I've ever used. It is perfect at LaTeX rendering and minimalistic presentations.Recommended.
— Yigit (@yigitdemirag) January 13, 2015

@slides I generated a tough presentation in a few weeks. slid.es is so fast, safe and reliable! thx so much ♥ ♥ ♥
— Daniela Holzer (@matscha) November 8, 2015

Loving Slides for presentations. Bye bye PowerPoint! http://t.co/BbD7CrUuw2
— Jean-Andre (@JeanAndreV) January 15, 2015

Conference time again, and again I’ve up’d my @SlidesApp account to Pro. Worth every penny for building presentations http://t.co/h8F3zgBGoz
— Chris McCord (@chris_mccord) July 17, 2014

Using @slides is amazing. I can control the "next slide" function with any device. and in speaker mode, even read my notes!
— Nick Lilja (@NickLiljaWDAM) November 10, 2015