GitPitch Pro + Lite subscriptions unlock GitPitch Desktop.
GitPitch Desktop is a dedicated presentation tool for your desktop. Available on Linux, OSX, and Windows 10 [Pro and Enterprise] platforms.
The Desktop let’s you develop, preview, present, export, and publish slide decks as follows:
For help on how to download the latest version of GitPitch Desktop, click here.
The Desktop lets you develop presentation content locally - working with slide markdown, images, and custom CSS styles. You can then see changes to these files instantly reflected in a live preview in your browser.
The following 45 second video shows the GitPitch Desktop developer experience in action:
The Desktop supports a wide range of features tailored specifically for conference speakers and training instructors. Including support for speaker notes, a dedicated speaker window, and support for remote control devices.
For further details, see the GitPitch Speaker Guide.
Press the D key on your keyboard when viewing any slide deck inside the Desktop to open the Desktop Document Generator. With one click you can then export your slide deck as a PDF document.
The following 25 second video shows export to PDF in action:
Your PDF document is a highly portable document that can be shared absolutely anywhere. It can also be published online to LinkedIn SlideShare.
Press the D key on your keyboard when viewing any slide deck inside the Desktop to open the Desktop Document Generator. With one click you can then export your slide deck as a PPTX document.
The following 25 second video shows export to PPTX in action:
Your PPTX document is a highly portable document that can be open directly within Microsoft PowerPoint and Apple Keynote on your desktop.
The above screenshot shows a sample GitPitch slide deck open in PowerPoint on the desktop. Your PPTX document can also be published online to Microsoft Office 365, Apple Keynote iCloud, and Google Slides.
Slide decks developed in GitPitch Desktop can be published to gitpitch.com with a simple git-push. Using public or private repositories on GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
For further details, see the GitPitch Online Guide.
When you export a GitPitch slide deck as a PPTX document you can immediately upload that document to Microsoft Office 365.
The above screenshot shows a sample GitPitch slide deck open in Microsoft Office 365. You can edit, update, collaborate, publish, and share your GitPitch slide deck from directly within PowerPoint on Microsoft Office 365.
When you export a GitPitch slide deck as a PPTX document you can immediately upload that document to Apple iCloud.
The above screenshot shows a sample GitPitch slide deck open in Apple iCloud. You can edit, update, collaborate, publish, and share your GitPitch slide deck from directly within Keynote on Apple iCloud.
When you export a GitPitch slide deck as a PPTX document you can immediately upload that document to Google Slides.
The above screenshot shows a sample GitPitch slide deck open in Google Slides. You can edit, update, collaborate, publish, and share your GitPitch slide deck from directly within Google Slides.
When you export a GitPitch slide deck as a PDF document you can immediately upload that document to LinkedIn SlideShare.
The above screenshot shows a sample GitPitch slide deck open in LinkedIn Slideshare. You can publish and share your GitPitch slide deck from directly within LinkedIn SlideShare.
While exporting GitPitch slide decks to PDF and PPTX delivers pixel-perfect rendering inside PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides there are a number of limitations on the types of content that can be exported.
PDF export constraints:
PPTX export constraints:
While these content types are disabled on export, you can open and edit generated PPTX files within PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides to update your slide deck content if needed.
For example, you could add a dedicated slide at the end of your PowerPoint deck that includes active links to related content.