> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.plusai.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.plusai.com/plus-ai/use-plus-in-your-web-browser.md).

# Use Plus in your web browser

For the best editing experience, install Plus AI directly in [Google Slides](/plus-ai/install-in-google-slides.md) or [PowerPoint](/plus-ai/install-in-powerpoint.md). 

You can also generate a presentation directly in your web browser, which you can download to continue editing.

## Generate a presentation

Log into the web experience at [app.plusdocs.com](https://app.plusdocs.com/)

Click on **+ New presentation.** [Learn more](/ai-for-presentations/generate-a-presentation.md#web-browser)

## Editing your presentation

{% hint style="info" %}
Currently, Plus AI editing tools are not available in the web experience. Install the Google Slides or PowerPoint add-ins for the best editing experience.
{% endhint %}

Export your presentation to make edits. Currently, you can export as a PowerPoint file (.pptx) which you can open in PowerPoint or import into another slide editing tool, like Google Slides.

**Note:** Changes you make to your presentation after exporting it will not be synced with the version that lives in the Plus web app.

## Managing your presentations

You can find your previously generated presentations on your home page. Note that the web app will not show any presentations you've generated in the Google Slides or PowerPoint add-ins.

Your presentations are only visible to you and cannot be viewed by your team members.

You can delete existing presentations from the 3-dot menu.

## Settings

Click on **Settings** in the bottom left to manage your account and [billing](/plus-ai/plans-and-billing.md).


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