FREEFor students, teachers and presenters
Onword is a hands-free, voice-controlled slide clicker. It listens while you present, and when you've covered what's on a slide, it moves to the next one by itself.
Works with:PowerPointGoogle SlidesCanvaKeynotePDF
01 · How it works
Set it up once and practice as many times as you like. It remembers your decks.
Drop in a PowerPoint, PDF or Canva download. It pulls out the points you'll talk about, and your speaker notes too. Your animations come along.
Run through your talk out loud. It learns your timing, and you get a score with tips on speed, filler words and skipped points.
Open the clean slides window on the projector and just talk. Say "next slide", "go back" or "wait" whenever you want.
02 · Why it's different
Most voice clickers only listen for "next slide". Onword listens to what you're actually saying, and moves on once you've said it.
A typical voice clicker
Onword
The free Chrome extension listens inside Canva, Google Slides or PowerPoint Online and clicks Next for you, so your slides play exactly as you made them.
03 · See it in action
Real screens from the app, running the sample deck.
Your presenter screen. Points tick off as you say them, captions show what it heard, and a short countdown starts once you've covered everything.
Practice coach
After each run you get a score out of 100, your speed on every slide, and any points you skipped. Practice again and watch the score climb.
04 · Features
Everything is tuned for one moment: you, mid-sentence, in front of people, and your slides keeping up.
An AI listener checks off a point when you say it in your own words, not just the exact words on the slide.
It waits until every point is covered, then counts down. Say "wait" to stay, or tap "too soon" and it learns.
Scan a code and your phone shows your points and timer, with big Next and Back buttons. Walk around the room and still be in control.
What you say appears on the slides for the audience, spelled the way your slides spell it.
PowerPoint animations and transitions play as you talk, one piece at a time, just like in PowerPoint.
When questions start, it jumps to whichever slide the question is about.
Pick who presents each slide. It announces each turn and times every speaker.
A score out of 100, words per minute, filler words, time goals, and a history so you can watch yourself improve.
Speak in the language of your slides.
05 · Live demo
This is what happens while you present. Tap something to say and watch the slides follow.
No commands needed. It ticks off each point as you cover it, then moves on by itself.
A demo. The real thing listens to your microphone.
06 · Made for
Class presentations without fumbling for the keyboard. Practice at home and walk in confident.
Share a deck file with the class so everyone can practice the same talk.
Everyone sees their own points on their turn, and nobody has to say "next slide, please."
07 · Private by design
No ads, nothing you have to install, and nothing to pay. Accounts are optional and only there so your decks can follow you.
Read the privacy page08 · Pricing
Every feature that moves your slides is free, with no ads and no card. Pro is coming soon for people who present every week.
€0/ forever
For your next presentation. No account needed.
✦ Coming soon
€3.99/ month · planned
For people who present every week.
Yearly plans and details on the pricing page.
09 · FAQ
Can't find what you need? The Help center has step-by-step guides, or ask the help bot in the corner.
Yes. Everything that listens and moves your slides is free for everyone, and you don't need an account. Sign in with Google for free to keep your decks on any computer. Pro, with unlimited decks and your full practice history, is coming soon.
Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, on a laptop or desktop. Other browsers can't listen yet, but you can still try everything by typing.
Yes. Drop in a PowerPoint (.pptx) file and your design, animations and speaker notes come with it. From Canva, download your deck as a PDF. From Google Slides or Keynote, download it as PowerPoint. Or keep your slides where they are and present from Canva, Google Slides or PowerPoint Online with the free Chrome extension, animations and all.
Your slides are read inside your own browser and stay there, unless you sign in to keep them in your account, where only you can open them. To turn speech into text, Chrome sends your voice to its speech service while you're listening. Read the privacy page.
Say "go back", or tap "Too soon? Go back". It will wait longer on that slide from then on. You can also say "wait" while the countdown is showing, or open Settings to make it wait longer, or move on faster, everywhere.
No, your laptop's microphone works. A headset or a mic close to you makes captions more accurate in a noisy room.
No clicker to charge. No keyboard to reach for. Just you, the room, and slides that listen.