Add a password with Speaker Deck Pro. Viewers need it to open your presentation on Speaker Deck or embedded on your website.
Sign up for freeNo credit card required. Password protection requires Pro.
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Embed your presentation on your own site. The embedded player asks viewers for the deck’s password before showing the slides.
Change a deck’s password from its edit page. Share the new password with the people who need access.
Open your deck’s edit page, choose “Private with password,” set a password, and save. Then share the link or embed it on your website.
Yes. You can create a free account and upload your presentations, then upgrade to Pro to add password protection.
Yes. Choose “Private with password” on your presentation’s edit page, set a password, and save. When you embed the deck on your website, viewers need that password to see the slides. This protects the embedded presentation, not the rest of your website.
Anyone with the link and the correct password can open it. Password protection does not limit access to named people, so share the password thoughtfully.
A private link can be opened by anyone who has the address. A password-protected deck also asks for a password before showing the slides.
Yes. Open your presentation’s edit page, update the password, and save. Viewers will need the new password the next time access is checked. This does not take back copies or slides they have already viewed.
Downloads are a separate setting. With Pro, you can also disable downloads from your presentation’s edit page.
Get password protection and more control over sharing with Speaker Deck Pro.
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