DeckSpace
Add comments and collaboration to a shared deck
Share the deck from DeckSpace and viewers can leave comments pinned to the specific slide they are discussing, while you edit the deck’s text in place. There are no file round-trips: feedback lands on the live page at its link, not in a re-exported copy emailed back and forth.
Comments land on the slide, not in an email
When feedback arrives as “on slide 4, the third bullet…” in an email, someone has to reconcile it back to the deck by hand. In DeckSpace a comment is attached to the slide it is about, so the context is never lost. Comments are a panel the reader opens, off by default, with a count while collapsed — the deck keeps its full width until you want the discussion.
Edit the text in place
Fix a typo or reword a headline directly on the deck with “Edit text” — no re-export, no model call, no new file. The change is saved to the live page, so the link everyone already has now shows the correction.
Control who can do what
Sharing is off until you turn it on. Once on, you can invite specific people by email with view, comment, or edit access, so a deck can be read-only for a wide audience and collaborative for a small one.
Common questions
How do I let people comment on a presentation?
Share the deck from DeckSpace and turn comments on. Viewers can leave comments pinned to the specific slide they are discussing, visible in a side panel.
Can viewers comment on a specific slide?
Yes. Each comment is attached to the slide it is about, so feedback keeps its context instead of arriving as “on slide 4…” in a separate email.
Can I edit a shared deck without re-uploading it?
Yes. “Edit text” changes the deck’s wording in place on the live page — no re-export and no new file — and the existing share link immediately shows the update.
Can I control who can view versus edit?
Yes. Sharing is off until you enable it, and you can invite specific people with view, comment, or edit access.