SlideDog
SlideDog is Windows presentation software that puts PowerPoint decks, PDFs, Prezi files, videos, images and web pages into one playlist and switches between them without leaving the show, for presenters, events and AV teams.
Updated October 2026
Overview: What is SlideDog?
The free version adds a watermark, and Pro costs $19 a month for two seats (checked October 2026).
Each file plays in its own program, so PowerPoint animations, PDF media and video show as designed, and SlideDog cross-fades from one file to the next and remembers where you left off in each. A phone or browser can act as the remote, and the audience can follow the slides on their own devices, answer polls and send questions. SlideDog also suggests it for sales pitches that jump between a deck and a live website.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
Presenters and AV teams on Windows who run shows with several files or speakers and want no gaps between them. It isn't for Mac or Linux users, and it doesn't create or design slides; you build them in PowerPoint or another tool first.
- Multi-speaker events
- Mixing slides, video and websites
- Looping kiosk displays
Capabilities
Key features.
01
Drag-and-drop playlist for PowerPoint, PDF, Prezi, video, images, Word, Excel and web pages
02
Cross-fade switching between files with no desktop flashes
03
Presenter view on a second screen with thumbnails and notes
04
Remote control from a phone, tablet or browser, protected by a PIN
05
Live sharing so the audience can see slides, answer polls and ask questions
06
Anonymous feedback questionnaires after a talk
07
Looping and auto-advance for unattended screens
Usage
How to use SlideDog.
Install SlideDog on a Windows PC, drag your files into a playlist, order them and press play. It drives Microsoft PowerPoint, Word and Excel, Adobe Acrobat Reader and VLC on the same PC, so those need to be installed, and it shows web pages through Edge, Chrome or Firefox, with a built-in Add from YouTube option. The Remote and Live Sharing app runs on iOS, Android and the web.
Cost
Pricing.
$19/ month
Prices in USD (checked October 2026). Every Pro license covers two activations, such as a main and a backup PC. Volume discounts go up to 40%, schools can ask for an education discount, and larger organizations get custom Enterprise pricing.
Free
$0.00
- Playlists and smooth switching
- Watermark in the corner
- Community forum support
Pro monthly
$19.00
- All Pro features
- No watermark
- Cancel any time
Pro annual
$99.00
- First year $99
- Renews at $79 a year
- Free upgrades while active
Pro lifetime
$299.00
- Pay once
- Upgrades until version 3.0.0
- Priority email support
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- Enablement
- Category
- Enablement
- Best for
- Multi-speaker events, Mixing slides, video and websites, Looping kiosk displays
- Pricing
- From $19/month
Subcategories
- Sales Enablement
Questions
Frequently asked.
Is SlideDog free?
Yes, the free version builds and plays playlists but shows a watermark in the bottom-right corner. Pro removes it and adds presenter view, live sharing, polls, looping and priority support.
Does SlideDog work on Mac?
No. SlideDog is Windows only, and its support page says there are no current plans for Mac or Linux.
How much is SlideDog Pro?
$19 a month, $99 for the first year and $79 after that, or $299 once for a lifetime license with upgrades until version 3.0.0. Each license covers two computers (checked October 2026).
What are SlideDog's limits?
It's Windows only, it relies on PowerPoint, Acrobat Reader and VLC being installed on the presenting PC, and it doesn't create slides. Major versions come several years apart, so new features arrive slowly.
What are the alternatives to SlideDog?
CustomShow builds and tracks sales presentations, while Pitch and Beautiful.ai are slide editors you'd use to make the decks in the first place. None of them plays mixed file types from one playlist the way SlideDog does.
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