Free slides in your browser.

Slides, in your browser

Lattice Slides is for putting a talk, a pitch or a family album together. Open it in a current web browser. There is nothing to install, and your decks sit in the same account as your documents, spreadsheets and files.

You can add speaker notes and present full screen from the editor. You can export a deck as a web page that opens in any browser and can be printed to PDF, with or without your notes.

Your slides are not our product

• No ads. We make money from people who choose to pay for more storage, not from attention.
• Nothing used to train AI. We do not use your content to train anything.
• Take it with you. You can export what you have, and close your account whenever you like. When it is closed, it is erased.

The details are on what we do with your data, in plain words.

Where Slides is today

Lattice is new. Slides covers everyday presentations, but it has fewer layouts, effects and features than presentation programs that have been around for decades, so check that it does what you need before you move anything important. A deck has room for plenty of slides, so a full-length talk fits in one.

A deck belongs to your account alone: there is no sharing and no editing with other people at the moment. You save with the Save button (or Ctrl+S, Cmd+S on a Mac). Nothing is saved automatically, and Lattice warns you if you try to leave with changes you have not saved.

Free, and what paying adds

The free plan includes 15 GB of storage for your documents, spreadsheets, slides and files. If you want more room, a paid plan includes 200 GB and costs $2.99 a month, or $29.99 for the year during our introductory offer (through January 20, 2027), plus any tax. Payments go through Stripe, who acts as the seller. You can cancel online, and the free account stays. See full pricing and the refund policy.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. A free account has no card on file and no time limit. Paid plans are optional.

Who can sign up?

Lattice Personal is open to people 18 and over in most countries. The Terms of Service list the few places we cannot serve.

Is Lattice a PowerPoint or Google Slides replacement?

It is a different, smaller thing for the same job. If you want a simple, ad-free place to build and present a deck, try it. If you depend on advanced animation, templates, add-ons, or sharing and editing with other people, you may not be able to switch yet.