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How to Get PowerPoint on a Mac

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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PowerPoint is one of the most popular software programs used by individuals, businesses, and educational organizations worldwide. It offers the ability to create engaging and dynamic presentations that can help deliver a message or a presentation to an audience. However, if you own a Mac computer, you may find it challenging to get PowerPoint. Here are some ways to help you get PowerPoint on a Mac.

Method 1: Microsoft Office Subscription

One of the best ways to get PowerPoint on a Mac is by subscribing to Microsoft Office. With a subscription, you can access all the popular Office applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more. A subscription to Microsoft Office is the most ideal if you are using PowerPoint frequently or if you need to access other Office products regularly.

Visit the official website of Microsoft, choose your preferred subscription plan, and follow the on-screen instructions to download the app. If you have an existing Microsoft account, add it to your Mac computer, and start using PowerPoint and other Office apps.

Method 2: Microsoft PowerPoint for Mac 2019 or 2021

Microsoft releases a new version of PowerPoint every few years or so. If you do not want to subscribe to Microsoft Office, you can purchase a single copy of PowerPoint for your Mac. If you prefer a one-time purchase, the 2019 or 2021 version is a good option. These versions of PowerPoint offer similar features to Office 365, but you do not have to worry about monthly subscriptions.

To get the program, visit Microsoft’s official website, and purchase the version you want. Once the app is downloaded, install it on your Mac, and begin using it.

Method 3: iWork Keynote

Though Keynote is not PowerPoint, it is an excellent alternative that comes free with every new Mac. Keynote is Apple’s version of PowerPoint and offers similar features to PowerPoint. It is specifically designed for the Mac and, in many cases, provides a better experience than PowerPoint.

To access Keynote, open your Mac and visit the App Store. You will find Keynote listed in the productivity category. Click on it to download and install it at no cost since it is free.

Method 4: Use Online PowerPoint through OneDrive

If you cannot access a desktop version of PowerPoint, you may consider using the online version through Microsoft OneDrive. Although it is not as robust as the desktop version, it comes with a reasonable feature set and is available via a web browser.

To use OneDrive, open your web browser and go to OneDrive. Next, sign in to your account, which should lead you to the OneDrive dashboard. Locate the PowerPoint file you want to open and click on it. This will launch PowerPoint in your web browser.

The Bottom Line

In conclusion, you have multiple options for obtaining PowerPoint on your Mac. Whether you choose to subscribe to Microsoft Office, purchase a standalone copy of PowerPoint, use Keynote, or access the online version, you should be able to accomplish your presentation tasks. Using these methods, you should have no trouble starting your PowerPoint presentations on your Mac computer.

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