Works with any browser slide deck

The best presentation clicker
is already in your pocket.

Clikr pairs your phone with a tiny browser extension over a private connection. Point to move a laser dot, swipe to change slides, and unlock spotlight, drawing, and speaker notes with Pro. No clicker to buy, no app to install.

Available in the Chrome Web StoreGet the Add-on for Firefox

Free to start. Installs in your desktop browser, open this on your computer to add it.

  • No app on your phone, just open a link from a QR code
  • Google Slides, PowerPoint, Canva, Keynote, Reveal.js and more
  • Private by design: encrypted end to end, so nobody in between can read it
A hand holding a phone whose laser dot lands on a slide projected on a presentation screen
Pairs in seconds
Peer to peer, private
Set up once

From zero to pointing in under a minute

No pairing cables, no Bluetooth menus, no extra hardware. If you can scan a QR code, you are ready.

  1. Install the extension

    Add the Clikr extension to Chrome or Firefox on your computer. That is the only install, and it takes just a couple of clicks.

    The Clikr extension in the Chrome Web Store, with the Add to Chrome button
  2. Scan the QR code

    Scan the on-screen QR code with your phone. No app to download: it just opens a link and pairs in seconds.

    A slide deck open in a browser with the Clikr pairing QR code shown in the corner
  3. Hold to point, swipe to switch

    Hold the button and point your phone to move a laser dot on the slide. Swipe to change slides from anywhere in the room.

    A Clikr laser pointer dot moving across a slide
Everything in Pro

A real presenter toolkit, run from your phone

The free laser pointer is only the start. Pro turns your phone into a control room for the whole talk, all from the same private connection.

Spotlight + Magnifier

Guide every eye, one point at a time

Make the audience look exactly where you want, then zoom in without ever leaving fullscreen.

Spotlight Mode

Dim everything except the area under your pointer to lock the room's focus on one idea.

Magnifier

Zoom into any part of a slide live, so a tiny chart or line of code reads from the back row.

Same hold-to-point gesture as the laser
Clikr Spotlight Mode dimming a slide except a glowing circle over one highlighted stat
Draw Mode

Annotate live, right over your slides

Circle the number that matters, underline a phrase, sketch the flow. Draw with your phone and it lands on the big screen instantly.

Pen, eraser, clear-all

Switch tools from the phone, then hold the clear button to wipe the slide clean when you move on.

Custom pointer colors

Pick a dot and ink color that pops against any slide, light or dark.

Your phone, your pen, no extra hardware
Clikr Draw Mode annotating a slide: a hand-drawn arrow and circle highlighting a key stat
Speaker Notes + Slide Preview

Your notes on the phone, only slides on the screen

Read what comes next in your hand while the audience sees a clean deck. Works with Google Slides, PowerPoint for the web, and Reveal.js decks like Slides.com.

Speaker Notes

Your script stays private on your phone so you never turn your back to read the screen.

Slide Preview

See the next slide before you click to it, so transitions never catch you off guard.

Streams privately between your two devices
A phone running Clikr showing the speaker notes and a preview of the next slide, over a clean presentation slide
Timer + Page Click + Pointer Trail

Stay on pace and in control, hands free

Keep time, advance from anywhere, and add motion that guides the eye, all without touching the laptop.

Presentation Timer

Pace the talk from your phone instead of stealing glances at a clock on the wall.

Page Click

Tap anywhere on the slide from your phone to advance, follow links, or trigger animations.

Pointer Trail

Leave a fading trail behind the dot to emphasize motion and direction.

All from your phone, never the laptop
A slide on screen with a Clikr pointer trail sweeping across it, beside a phone running the presentation timer

Will it work with my slides? If it’s a web-based deck, yes.

Wondering how a phone stacks up against a hardware remote? See our presentation clicker comparison.

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Private by design

Nobody can read your slides but you

Clikr links your phone and computer over an encrypted peer-to-peer connection (WebRTC), direct between the two devices whenever your networks allow it. Where they do not, the connection is relayed, and the relay passes the encrypted traffic on without being able to read it. Slide content, speaker notes, and previews are never sent to or stored on our servers. A server only introduces the two devices once, during pairing, then steps out of the way.

Encrypted end to end

Direct between your two devices wherever your networks allow it, and encrypted the whole way, so nobody in the middle can read your talk.

Nothing stored

No slides, notes, or previews are saved on our servers, because they never reach them.

Your phone
Your computer

Server's only job: introduce the two devices during pairing. It never streams or stores your slides.

Simple pricing

Pay once. Yours to keep.

No subscription, no renewals, no surprise charges. Start free with the laser pointer, upgrade once when you want everything.

Free

No login needed

Everything you need to point and present.

$0

All the basics, no catch.

  • Laser pointer, hold to point
  • Swipe to change slides
  • Scroll the page from your phone
  • Reload the page remotely
  • Play, pause and skip video on the page
  • Works in any browser-based deck
  • Private peer-to-peer connection

Pro

One-time payment

The complete presenter toolkit.

14.90 EUR

One-time payment.

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • Connect Without Scanning
  • Presentation Timer
  • Spotlight Mode
  • Page Click
  • Speaker Notes
  • Slide Preview
  • Magnifier
  • Draw Mode
  • Custom Pointer Colors
  • Pointer Trail

Payments are securely handled by Paddle, our Merchant of Record. No subscription, no recurring charges.

Questions

Everything a presenter asks before installing

Still unsure? Email hello@clikr.app and we will answer.

How does it work?

Install the Clikr extension in Chrome or Firefox on the desktop where your slides are running. Scan the on-screen QR code with your phone’s camera, which opens the Clikr web app in your mobile browser, and the two devices pair over WebRTC as a direct peer-to-peer connection. Your phone becomes a wireless pointer, clicker, and drawing tool that marks up the slides in your desktop browser. No cloud service handles the stream, and no account is required to use the free tier.

Do I need to install an app on my phone?

No. The phone side is a web app, so you just open the link in your mobile browser. The browser extension only installs on the desktop side, where your slides live.

Which browsers are supported?

The desktop extension runs on Chrome and Firefox. The phone side works in any modern mobile browser.

Does it work with a PDF open in the browser?

Not reliably. The browser’s built-in PDF viewer is not a regular web page, so Clikr cannot control it properly. To present, open your deck in a web-based tool instead, such as Google Slides, PowerPoint, Canva, Keynote, or Slides.com.

Is this better than a hardware clicker?

It depends on where your slides live. If your deck runs in a browser, your phone is the remote you already carry: nothing extra to buy or charge, nothing left in a drawer at the office, and a screen you can actually see instead of a button you press blind. A dedicated remote is still the better call when your slides run in a native desktop app with no browser version, when you cannot install a browser extension on the presenting computer, or when you want one physical button and no pairing at all. We put both side by side, along with phone apps and single-deck extensions, in our presentation clicker comparison.

Do I need to sign in?

Not for the free features. Pair your phone and present without an account. Signing in is only required to start your free Pro trial or buy Pro, so your Pro access follows you across devices.

Is my slide content sent to a server?

Not in any form anyone else can read. Your slides, notes, and previews travel over an encrypted peer-to-peer WebRTC connection between your phone and desktop, and they never reach our servers. That connection is direct whenever your networks allow it; where they do not, it is relayed through our relay provider, which passes the encrypted traffic on without being able to read it. The only thing that briefly touches our signaling server is the WebRTC handshake: short SDP and ICE candidate strings exchanged once during pairing so the two devices can find each other. See the Privacy Policy for the full breakdown.

Do you store my speaker notes or slide previews?

No. When speaker notes and slide previews are available (on Google Slides, PowerPoint for the web, and Reveal.js-based decks like Slides.com), they are read by the desktop extension and sent straight to your phone over the encrypted peer-to-peer WebRTC connection. They never reach our servers and we never store them. The only backend service we run is a signaling server, used purely so your phone and desktop can find each other while pairing. Once paired, all presentation content flows over that encrypted connection and bypasses our infrastructure entirely. Where your networks cannot link the two devices directly, it is relayed by our relay provider, which cannot read what it carries.

What does Pro unlock?

Pro adds the full presenter toolkit: spotlight, magnifier, draw mode with pen and eraser, and presentation timer, plus speaker notes and slide preview on Google Slides, PowerPoint for the web, and Reveal.js-based decks like Slides.com. It is a one-time payment with no subscription and no recurring charges. See the features and pricing sections above for the complete list.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. Pro is a one-time purchase and you can request a refund within the window described in our Return Policy. Contact support and we will process it.

How do I contact support?

Troubleshooting

My phone cannot connect to the desktop. What do I do?

If pairing never finishes or the buttons in the phone app stay greyed out, reset the desktop side. Click the power button in the Clikr extension popup, then click the extension icon in your browser to start a fresh session and scan the new QR code with your phone.

Ready when you are

No clicker. No app. Just your phone and a link.

Add Clikr to your desktop browser and your next talk has a laser pointer, spotlight, and pen built in.

Available in the Chrome Web StoreGet the Add-on for Firefox

Free to start. Installs in your desktop browser, open this on your computer to add it.