Embed a presentation on your website
Updated 3 months ago
Add a presentation to any website by pasting an iframe from the Share dialog, or share a direct link that opens the same read-only player. Either way it plays without a sign-in, and only presentations set to public can be embedded.
Make the presentation public
Embedding works only while General access is Public. The embed options stay locked until you switch it, and flipping back to Private later takes every existing embed offline.
Open the presentation and click Share.
Under General access, choose Public.
Confirm with Continue.
On a presentation that isn't public yet, the Embed section shows a Make public to embed button — a shortcut to the same access switch.
A public presentation is visible to anyone with the link, including every visitor to a page it's embedded on. Switch General access back to Private to stop sharing.
Copy the embed code or link
The Embed section offers two formats: an Embed code tab with a ready-made iframe, and a Link tab with a plain URL. Set autoplay and loop first — both formats carry whatever you choose.
Turn on Autoplay every and set how many seconds each slide holds. It defaults to 5, and clearing the field resets it to 5.
Turn on Loop to restart the deck after the last slide.
Open the Embed code tab for an iframe, or the Link tab for a URL.
Click Copy code or Copy link, then paste it in — the iframe into your page's HTML, the link wherever you share URLs.
The iframe arrives at 960 by 540 pixels, borderless, fullscreen-capable, and lazy-loaded. Change the width and height in your own HTML if you need a different size.
What viewers can do
The embed plays your deck with the same animations and transitions as present mode, and no one needs an account to watch.
Move between slides with the on-screen arrows, a click, the arrow keys, Space, or Page Up and Page Down.
Jump to any slide from the slide counter.
Expand the deck to fill the screen with the fullscreen button.
With autoplay on, slides advance on your timer and pause while the pointer rests on them; with loop on, the last slide returns to the first.
Fix an embed that isn't loading
An embed reads “This embed isn't available.” when its presentation is no longer public or the link is wrong — the same message a deck switched back to Private will show.
Open the presentation, click Share, and set General access back to Public.
Copy the embed code or link again and replace the old one on your page.
If you edited the URL by hand, check that the presentation ID in it is right.
For collaborator permissions and share links, see Share and collaborate on a presentation.