How to share a presentation online

Sharing a presentation as a link means your audience sees it straight away in their browser. Nothing to download, no attachment bouncing off someone's email limits, and you can update it later without sending a new link.

Upload your presentation

1. Go to your dashboard and drag your file onto the upload area.
2. Choose a link name. This becomes your web address.
3. Click Publish.

Your presentation is live. Copy the link and share it.

Check your file size first

Presentations are often larger than people expect, especially with images or embedded video.

Free accounts are limited to 3 MB per project. If your deck is bigger, it'll publish as a temporary preview link that comes down after an hour. Paid plans raise the limit substantially — see our plans.

If your file is close to the limit, exporting at a lower image quality usually brings it well under.

Keep it private

If your deck isn't for everyone, you can put a password in front of it. You can also ask search engines not to list it, but anyone with the link can still open it, so use the password if it needs to stay private.

Both are in the access options when you upload: the Access gate dropdown for the password, and the Hide from Search Engines toggle. See How to password protect your project. Passwords are available on Solo and above, and Hide from Search Engines on Tiny and above.

Update it without changing the link

Uploaded a new version? Click Update on the project and upload the new file.
Your link stays exactly the same, so anyone you've already shared it with sees the latest version automatically.

See who's viewing it

Paid plans include analytics, so you can see how many people opened your presentation and when.

If you're sharing with several people or sending it to different places, you can create a separate tracked link for each one and see exactly which brought in visitors.

Use your own web address

Instead of a tiiny.site link, you can publish your presentation to your own domain. See connecting a custom domain.

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Updated on: 13/10/2026