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The Best Google Slides Alternatives in 2026

14 alternatives4 free · 2 open source

Looking for something like Google Slides? Here are 14 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 4 are free or have a free plan and 2 are open source.

About Google Slidesapps.apple.com/us/app/google-slides/id879478102
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Google Slides lets users create and collaborate on presentations from iPhone and iPad.

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1Keynote FreemiumNot statediOS, Web
2Gemini FreemiumNot statediOS, Web
3Body Clock —Not statediOS, Web
4BlackMagic Camera —Not statediOS, Web
5ChatGPT —Not statediOS, Web
6Color Widgets —Not statediOS, Web
7Picsew —Not statediOS, Web
8NetNewsWire —Not statediOS, Web
9Highlights Free trialNot statediOS, Web
10Bear —Not statediOS, Web
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Gemini

apps.apple.com/us/app/google-gemini/id6477489729Freemium
Also covers downloads, ios, and screenshots · same kind of website · free plan

Google Gemini is an AI assistant app from Google, available on iPhone and iPad with optional in-app purchases.

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VLC

apps.apple.com/app/id650377962FreeOpen source
Also covers downloads and ios · open source · free

VLC for iPhone and iPad is a free, open-source media player from VideoLAN, with support for local files, network streams, subtitles and playback speed controls.

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What is the best alternative to Google Slides?
Based on features, tags and platforms, the closest alternatives to Google Slides are Keynote, Gemini, and Body Clock.
Is there a free alternative to Google Slides?
Yes. Keynote, Gemini, and ProTube are free or offer a free plan.
Are there open-source alternatives to Google Slides?
Yes: VLC and UTM.

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