ProDecked

Free PowerPoint tools · no sign-up

Fix any PPT in seconds.

Compress, repair, animate, or turn questions into a quiz deck. Everything runs in your browser, so your file never leaves your computer.

Popular: Compress · MCQ to quiz · Slide numbers · Repair

Nothing is uploadedOpens in PowerPoint & Google SlidesFree, no account

All tools

Pick one, drop in your file, download the result.

On the way Being built next

Merge PPTsCombine several decks into one.Coming soon
PDF to PPTEach PDF page becomes a slide.Coming soon
Flashcard DeckWord, then meaning on the next click.Coming soon
Certificate MakerOne template, a list of names.Coming soon
Deck to Online TestYour quiz, taken on students' phones.Coming soon
PPT to PDF or VideoExport without PowerPoint.Coming soon
Translate a DeckHindi, Gujarati and more.Coming soon
Answer-Key CheckerRe-solves every question and flags wrong keys.Coming soon

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A slide from the MCQ to Quiz Deck tool. Paste 20 questions, get 20 of these.

How it stays private

01

The tool comes to your file

When you open a tool, the page loads a small program into your browser. That's the only download.

02

Your deck stays on your device

The program opens the .pptx, makes the change and hands the new file straight back. No server ever sees your slides.

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Nothing to delete later

Because nothing is uploaded, there's nothing stored. Close the tab and it's gone. Read the privacy page.

Questions

Is ProDecked really free?

Yes. Every tool on this page is free with no sign-up. A paid plan for heavy use (batch jobs, saved brand kits) will come later; the free tools will stay free.

Do you upload my files?

No. The tools run inside your browser, on your own device. Your deck is never sent to a server, which is also why big files are quick.

Will the result open in Google Slides or Keynote?

Yes, the output is a standard .pptx. A few effects (Morph, the countdown bar) need PowerPoint to play.

Does it work on a phone?

Most tools do. For large decks a laptop is faster.

What about old .ppt files?

Open them in PowerPoint or Google Slides and save as .pptx first.