Beautiful presentations.
Free for everyone.

Free download

No subscription. No in-app purchases.

A plain bulleted Q3 update beside “Slides you’ll dread” becomes a finished slide, a big +18% over a sunrise photo, as “dread” turns to “love”; then the view pulls back to the MarkdownPoint editor that holds it.

The presentation engine

Everything snaps into place.

Smart guides, equal spacing and live layouts.

Pink smart guides line a dragged card up with the other cards and show its distances.

The motion engine

Motion graphics.
Built in.

Keyframes, paths, morphs, blur and depth, on every slide.

Eight tiles, each showing one motion tool: keyframes, a motion path, a morph, blur, 3D depth, blend modes, a text animator and a spring.

AI first

Built for AI agents.

A slide the Agent turned into three cards numbered 01, 02 and 03.

Your slide
writes the prompt.

The picture keeps it, ready to try again.

The tram picture’s prompt in MarkdownPoint, written from the slide and ready to generate again.

Restyle
any photo.

Pick a style, or write your own.

The tram photo before and after its Editorial poster restyle.

Create, edit, animate and export through MCP and the CLI.

AI features use your own API key.

Review proposal: an outside agent’s change, shown on its slide.

Your slides are files.
You own them.

Words in Markdown. Layout in YAML.

presentation.md
<!-- text: files-detail -->
Words in Markdown. Layout in YAML.

<!-- text: files-line -->
Your slides are files.<br>==You own them.==
presentation.yaml
files-line: { …, frame: { x: 120, y: 110, width: 1680, height: 240 }, style: title, size: 104, … }
files-detail: { …, frame: { x: 120, y: 360, width: 1680, height: 60 }, size: 38, color: "#BDB2A9", … }

Need a .pptx?
Send one.

Export .pptx, PDF, images and 4K video.

The export report: Launch.pptx, 14 slides.
The Export movie dialog: all slides at 4K, with a pause before the next slide and before each build.

Edit together.
Free.

Live cursors and comments, in a shared Dropbox folder or a shared session.

A comment pinned to a card, and its thread: Ana asks “Can we put a date on this one?” and Leo replies “By March. Adding it now.”

Publish to the web.
Free.

Sign in free, then share one link.

Share view link: anyone with the link can view in their browser; to publish, you sign in to MarkdownPoint with an emailed code.

From the maker of
Notebook Navigator.

1M+

downloads.

Free download.

No subscription. No in-app purchases.