Have an existing presentation that you would like to use in Mentimeter? With a Basic or Pro plan, you can easily import PowerPoint, Keynote, or PDF presentation to Mentimeter and enhance it with interactive slide types.
Please Note: The slide deck will import as static images, without animations. To keep the animations, you can instead embed your PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation in Mentimeter. For videos in the presentation, you can add them to your presentation by adding a Video slide.
How to import a presentation file to a new presentation
Create a new presentation by clicking the New Menti button on the home page.
Select the Import slides button on the slide canvas of the editor.
Upload a file from your computer by dragging and dropping the file or by browsing your files.
The imported slides will show up as a slide deck in the Mentimeter editor.
How to import a presentation file to an existing presentation
Good to know: The maximum file size is 80 MB, and the total slide limit is 100. To avoid any errors, please ensure the combined total number of slides in your Mentimeter presentation and the file you are importing does not exceed 100.
Select the + New Slide button on the top left corner of the editor.
Click the Import Slides button at the bottom of the menu.
Upload a file from your computer by dragging and dropping the file or by browsing your files.
The imported slides will show up as a slide deck in the Mentimeter editor.
How to import a presentation from Google Slides
The currently supported file formats to import are .ppt, .pptx, .key, and .pdf. If you want to import slides from a Google Slides presentation, you can download them as .pptx or .pdf file before importing them to Mentimeter.
How imported slides appear to the Audience
When you have imported slides to Mentimeter, the slides will be imported as static images. When participants join the presentation from their voting device, the imported slide will show up as an image on their end.
If your slide has detailed information and the image looks too small from the voting view, participants can simply tap on the slide to view a larger version. Participants can also tilt their devices to landscape mode for an even more optimized view.