About
PPT Finder is published by CoAxn Technology. We help students, teachers, and professionals find public presentation slides — and we write the guides that explain how to structure, cite, and present those slides without treating someone else's deck as your own.
Search presentationsFinding a useful PowerPoint file often means opening many websites and repeating the same search. PPT Finder is one search box for seminar slides, project reports, teaching decks, and business outlines that are already public.
We do not host those files on our servers. A result is a pointer to the original publisher. Previews exist so you can decide whether the file is the right year, audience, and depth before you leave the site. Downloads, when they exist, are fulfilled by that publisher.
PPT Finder is operated by CoAxn Technology. The editorial team writes the guides and blog posts, reviews takedown notices, and decides what the product should and should not do. There is a named inbox for that work: info@pptfinders.com.
Search results are not articles. We do not auto-generate a page of filler text for every keyword. Original writing lives in Guides and the blog. Those pieces are reviewed before they go live. If a guide is wrong, we correct it and update the date on the page.
We will not claim authorship of a third-party presentation. We will not sell other people's slides. We will remove an indexed result when a complete copyright notice lands, as described on the copyright page.
Search by subject, such as artificial intelligence, marketing, or civil engineering.
See titles and sources in a simple list so you can pick the presentation you need.
Read blog posts about presentation tips, study topics, and how to use slides effectively.
The site is lightweight and easy to use on a phone, tablet, or computer.
A search index for public PowerPoint presentations, plus original guides on how to structure, cite, and present slides. The files themselves stay on the websites that published them.
Enter a subject to find public PowerPoint files, or start with an original guide on structure, citation, and presenting.
