Presentations
Share presentations online with one link
Pitch decks and slide presentations are some of the heaviest files people send. Here's how to share them so they actually get opened.
Why presentations are hard to email
Slides full of images, charts and fonts quickly pass email limits. Even when they get through, the recipient needs the right app to open them properly.
How sharing by link works
Upload your deck to DeckDrop and you get a clean link like deckdrop.link/yourname/client-deck. Anyone with the link can open it in their browser on a laptop or phone — no account, no download needed.
- Works with PDF, PowerPoint (PPTX, PPT) and Word files
- Recipients can flip through pages, zoom and go full screen
- You can turn downloads on or off
Keep it private
Add a password, set the link to expire, or switch it off whenever you like. You stay in control after you hit send.
See who viewed your deck
DeckDrop shows you views, unique visitors and time spent. For PDF decks you also see which slides got attention and where people stopped — so your follow-up can be about what they actually read.
Tip: export to PDF for the best tracking
If you want slide-by-slide stats, save your presentation as a PDF before uploading. PowerPoint files open in Microsoft's online viewer, which shows the slides but not page-by-page reading time.