Interactive presentation software that turns any talk into a conversation

What an interactive presentation is

An interactive presentation is one the audience takes part in instead of only watching. People vote, answer and ask from their phones, and the responses appear on your screen while you talk. It works the same in a hall, a classroom or a video call.

With Engage Decks the slides and the interaction live in one place. You build or import the deck, drop an engagement slide wherever you want the room to speak, and press Present live. A code and a QR code appear on screen, and every phone in the room is in.

In the hall or online

On a video call, share your screen as usual. People join from their own phone or laptop with the same code, and their answers appear on your slide as they arrive.

Every engagement slide, in one editor

Speaker slides and engagement slides sit on one menu, so you never switch tools in the middle of a talk.

• Polls: single or multiple choice, with bars that rise as the room votes.
• Quizzes with a live leaderboard: timed questions, points for being right and quick, and standings by person or by team.
• Word cloud: one word from everyone, sized by how often it repeats.
• Audience Q&A: questions from the room, including anonymous ones.
• Idea wall and Crazy 8s: everyone posts ideas as they come, then the room votes and the best rise. Crazy 8s gives each phone eight boxes and eight minutes.
• Random picker and prize draw: for warm-ups, raffles and choosing who speaks next.

Start from what you already have

Engage AI edits the deck with you

On Pro and Max, describe a change and Engage AI makes it on the open deck: shorten slide 3, turn these numbers into a chart, add an image in your theme, or switch the fonts. It says what it changed and on which slide, and one click undoes it. When you ask it to search the web, the answer and its sources stay in the chat and nothing is written into your slides.

Built for Arabic and English

Engage Decks was built Arabic first. The interface and the slides work in Arabic and English with correct right-to-left text, your deck can be made available in the other language with one button, and audience answers can be translated live between Arabic and English. That matters when a room in Riyadh or Jeddah mixes both.

Who uses it

• Trainers and facilitators who want every person in the workshop to contribute, not only the loudest.
• Teachers who check understanding with a quick quiz after each idea.
• Team leads running all-hands, retrospectives and planning sessions.
• Event organisers and speakers who want questions from the whole hall, not three raised hands.

Comparing tools? See how Engage Decks compares as a Slido alternative, a Mentimeter alternative, a Wooclap alternative and a Kahoot alternative, or read how to make a PowerPoint interactive.