Turn every Google Slides deck into a live conversation

Spark Slide brings polls, quizzes, word clouds, surveys, rankings, and audience Q&A directly into your presentation—so you can engage the room without leaving Google Slides.

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Where should we focus next?

Product roadmap62%
Customer stories24%
Team Q&A14%

Everything you need to involve the room

Create audience interactions in Google Slides, launch a session in seconds, and watch responses arrive live while you present.

Live polls and quizzes

Ask multiple-choice questions, reveal results live, and add correct answers and points when you want a quiz.

Word clouds

Turn short audience responses into a live word cloud that grows as people contribute.

Audience Q&A

Let participants submit questions from their phones, with optional presenter moderation before publication.

Surveys and rankings

Collect structured feedback, ratings, and ranked preferences without interrupting the presentation.

Built for Google Slides

Create and manage interactions beside your deck, then move through slides normally while Spark Slide keeps the audience in sync.

Join from any phone

Participants scan the QR code or enter the join code—no audience account or app download required.

Go live without leaving your deck

Build the interaction beside your slides, start a fresh audience session, and present exactly the way you already do. Spark Slide keeps participant devices synchronized with the slide on screen.

Create beside your deck

Start with one click

Advance slides normally

Show live responses

Moderate contributions

Review session history

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Familiar presenter workflow

Keep clicking through Google Slides as usual. Spark Slide detects the active interaction and updates the audience view.

Responses that feel live

Poll results, open responses, rankings, and word clouds update while participants answer.

A clean start every time

Start a new session for a new audience or continue an existing one when you need to preserve responses.