Lightning-fast editing for PowerPoint on Mac

Line up shapes, match their sizes and fix text boxes without touching the mouse. Slideturbo adds the keyboard shortcuts PowerPoint for Mac is missing. And it’s completely free.

Download for Mac Version 1.0.0 | macOS 13 or later | Apple silicon and Intel
With the mouse9.6s
With Slideturbo2.4s
  1. ⌃⌘↑Align top
  2. ⌃ZSame size
  3. ⌃⌘HDistribute

4×faster than the mouse

About 30ms from key press to the finished slide

Slideturbo respects your time. You press the keys, and the shapes are already where they belong. Undo takes it back just as fast.

26 shortcuts for the moves you make all day

Select the shapes, press the keys. They work on whatever is selected inside PowerPoint, and Undo takes any of them back just as fast. Tap one to try it.

  • Align top

    ⌃⌘↑
  • Align center

    ⌃⌘C
  • Distribute horizontally

    ⌃⌘H
  • Make same size

    ⌃Z
  • Swap positions

    ⌃3
  • Shrink shape to fit text

    ⌘8

See all 26 shortcuts

And all 135 of PowerPoint’s own, plus ours, on one page: our guide, and a cheat sheet to print.

Harvey balls? We got you covered!

Press ⌃⌘Y and pick one of 31 elements. It lands in the middle of your selection, in your deck’s accent colors.

Press ⌃T for the next state: a Harvey ball fills by a quarter, a symbol goes outlined, filled, plain. Tap the ones here to try.

See all 31 elements

For people judged on their slides

Consultants. Analysts. Strategy teams. Associates. Founders.

Built by ambitious people, for ambitious people. We build decks against the clock too: when the new numbers come in just before the meeting starts, Slideturbo helps you get the edits done. Every move you make a hundred times a day is just one shortcut away.

No account, no subscription, no cloud, and no data collected. Ready and safe for even your most sensitive and confidential work.

Work dangerously fast

Download for Mac Version 1.0.0 | macOS 13 or later | Apple silicon and Intel
  1. Download the installer. One file for Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
  2. Open it. It installs into your own Library folder, so you don’t even need an admin password.
  3. Allow it once. macOS asks if the installer may control PowerPoint, which allows it to be installed as an add-in. The install page has the details.