OpenOffice Impress on rollApp

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Powerful open source presentation authoring application in the cloud (no download or installation required). Powered by rollApp.

Latest reviews

• (2017-08-20) RAJENDRA KHUDE: I love it is so helpful in my School work .thanks
• (2017-05-23) Harshita: i love it it is so helpful in school work as well as in proffesion work
• (2015-11-22) Edwin Humberto Loza Sanchez: h
• (2014-07-10) Andrew Beto: Nice job! I got new way to make my presentations.
• (2014-06-30) Edo Minaira: A really fun app. Opens power point presentations, works with Dropbox files.
• (2014-05-12) Slava Rahimich: It works right out of the box. Nice!
• (2014-05-07) Irina Mitchell: Although this is a very old program, it looks like this approach represents the next generation of services.
• (2014-04-28) Aime Lombard: My presentation works very well here.
• (2014-04-22) Glenn Springer: Nice app for view presentations saved in cloud.
• (2014-04-14) Sam Sawn: It connects to Google Drive, Box and Dropbox and allows to work with your files over there.
• (2014-04-08) Vladislav Scoville: I did my presentation on chromebook and then saved it on dropbox. Regular app for students.
• (2014-04-07) Glenn Dutli: I've used Impress app for five presentations with variety of elements like transitions, slide titles, a lot of pictures and even with some video clips. Multimedia depends on speed of your Internet. So this is not easy part. But generally speaking, quite satisfactory.
• (2014-04-05) Alexander Mirovko: It's super easy to connect to cloud storages.
• (2014-04-04) Emma Erdman: We have Microsoft PowerPoint at school, but at my house i have open office impress. Sometimes I use OO Impress on my chromebook. using this app, I'm always sure I can open my presentation with Microsoft or OpenOffice.
• (2014-04-03) Roddy Spindler: I was surprised, but even slideshow works fine.
• (2014-04-01) Ingrid Anderson: If I use it via Google Drive, I'll be able to open my file on any device. That's important for everyone, who works on different devices for biz purpose.
• (2014-03-31) Jose Connor: As I understand, a OO Impress makes impossible to apply any effects on parts of a subject. It consider table is a single object for Impress. However, you may save it and open using different software on rollapp. Users have many options. It makes experience very positive.
• (2014-03-27) Brianna Morris: I have downloaded desktop version couple weeks ago, but couldn't open email attachments with MS PowerPoint 97-2003. It was the first time when I've experienced such problem. I ended up with this app since it was able to complete this task.
• (2014-03-23) Vlok Burger: This app isn't for fancy presentations, but if you need to make sure that you have a program for opening your presentation in every situation, this is right place.
• (2014-03-22) Dug Christopherson: I'm pretty sure this app is the best presentation bang if you work with cloud based files.
• (2014-03-08) Emily Hochevar: Out of all office programs, I'm active presentation builder and I find it to be more enjoyable to use than Microsoft counterparts.
• (2014-03-07) Andrew Lund: I've made my presentation on Chromebook. Thanks.
• (2014-03-06) Maria Gordon: slide show makes me feel that this is real Microsoft tools.
• (2014-02-25) Thomas Brunt: Good one!
• (2014-02-17) Roxana Buttler: Good app. I may recommend to try
• (2014-02-16) Ashley Allen: I'm glad I found this app. What can be better OpenOffice? Only way to be free from Microsoft
• (2014-02-15) Heli Hernandez: I wish there was more storage options
• (2014-02-12) Netz Dick: I've tried this app 5-6 months ago and it would crash often. Now this is better. Stable and much faster, but still not perfect. I give 5 stars for significant effort, but actually this 4 stars app.
• (2014-02-08) Jake Green: The only problem I see is export formats. Export to PDF was OK, but when you choose "Export notes" option, you're actually create two separate pages for each slide -one with notes and one without notes. That's confusing.
• (2014-02-06) Juan Suarez: Support efforts to make software available on the cloud
• (2014-02-05) Sarah Boehmer: It's free and it's a cloud app. That's what I need
• (2014-02-05) Florence Kong: This is seriously helpful app
• (2014-02-04) Arika Zingof: Old school tool
• (2014-02-03) Thomas Bergmani: I've made good slideshow
• (2014-02-03) Wisseme Lerari: I found it as good tool for 4shared, because sometimes I need this sort of software to open files. It's free, so I don't need to pay for rarely used software
• (2014-02-02) Matthew Warren: I always found OpenOffice rather slow, but this tool isn't bad. I like it.
• (2014-02-01) Jessica Krishman: Limited set of cloud storages as the main disadvantage
• (2014-01-29) Dino Nucci (Dino): This must be a joke. I loaded it and there are ZERO buttons, just an empty browser window
• (2014-01-28) Brooke Clark: I cannot see the notes because the slide is too small to see clearly my notes.
• (2014-01-26) Hunter Hull: I don’t think this is for something serious like homework. Maybe for reading book online and similar things
• (2014-01-08) Malini Kumar: Works well. Exactly what I was looking for.
• (2013-04-16) Tana Grant: Once I opened app, it took me a few minutes to create a presentation. I used graphics for each slide. Good alternative to installation.
• (2013-04-09) Adam Canad: It took me some time to completely understand how to work. Now it is working not bad, but to make some things, it takes time. I have couple suggestions: 1) feedback button; 2) quick tutorial; 3) time counter, because I don't understand when time out, so I don't want to loose my data
• (2012-11-19) Sergio Nuzzi: This apps sucks!