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Keynote for Mac makes it simple to create and deliver beautiful presentations. Updated for OS X El Capitan, Keynote employs powerful tools and dazzling effects that bring your ideas to life. You can work seamlessly between Mac and iOS devices. And work effortlessly with people who use Microsoft PowerPoint.
Powerful creative tools
Picture a dazzling presentation. Then make it happen with easy-to-use visual tools. Drop in photos or video. Add reflections and picture frames. Liven up your data with interactive charts. Use the new Split View feature in OS X El Capitan to source stock art in Safari. Then tie it all together with cinema‑quality transitions. Keynote is built to handle it. Spectacularly.
Designed for simplicity
Right from the start, Keynote sets the stage for a compelling presentation. A clean, intuitive interface puts all the tools you need front and centre. And it’s built to harness the 64‑bit performance of OS X El Capitan. So everything runs smoothly — no matter how big or graphically rich.
Impressive charts
When it comes to explaining data, a chart is worth a thousand words. Choose from column, bar, pie, scatter, bubble charts and more. Use animation to add visual impact. And make your charts interactive to focus attention on important stages of the story. The effect is huge, but the effort isn’t.
Keynote everywhere
You don’t work in just one place on just one device. The same goes for Keynote. Presentations created on your Mac look exactly the same on your iPhone or iPad and vice versa. And it’s effortless to move your work from one device to another. You can even access your presentations from the web, share them and collaborate with others in real time.
Easy to share
Keynote makes it easy to share your show with a cast of dozens. You can send a copy of your file straight from the toolbar. Or share a link to your presentation that people can view even on mobile browsers. You can also work on files that are stored with third-party services. And presentations can be sent via services such as Gmail or Dropbox. It makes connecting with your team — and ultimately your audience — a lot smoother.
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