
Best for Google Drive collaboration
Choose Google Slides for straightforward, shared presentations, PowerPoint for a dedicated slide editor, or WPS Office for presentations alongside documents, spreadsheets, and PDFs.
| App | Google Play | Price | In-app purchases | Platforms | Age rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4.3 out of 5693,654 ratings | Free | No | Everyone | ||
| 4.8 out of 54,156,985 ratings | Free | Yes$0.99 - $199.99 per item | Everyone | ||
| 4.4 out of 55,983,454 ratings | Free | Yes$0.05 - $264.99 per item | Everyone |
Ratings and age ratings come from the Google Play listings, read on Nov 11, 2026. Listings change over time.
All three apps can create and edit presentations on mobile, and each is free to download. Google Slides and PowerPoint focus on slides, while WPS Office combines presentation tools with document, spreadsheet, and PDF features.
This comparison looks at their collaboration and file workflows, free and paid access, ads, and Google Play figures. It will help you choose the app that fits how you create, share, and manage work.
We compared the apps using their stated features and Google Play ratings, install counts, prices, ads, and in-app purchase details. Store figures were read on November 11, 2026.
The comparison focuses on practical differences: collaboration and cloud workflows, access to presentations offline, the breadth of tools, and the trade-offs of accounts, subscriptions, and ads. It does not rely on hands-on testing.
Best forcreating and co-editing presentations with Google Drive
Google LLC
Google Slides keeps the focus on presentations and pairs them with Google Drive, real-time collaboration, and templates. Its accessible interface and cross-device availability make it a straightforward choice for people already working in Google’s ecosystem.
The trade-off is less depth in advanced editing than a dedicated presentation suite may offer, and its offline functionality is limited. You also need a Google account, and syncing can occasionally be unreliable.
Best forbuilding and presenting slides with Microsoft Office
Microsoft Corporation
PowerPoint is the most presentation-focused option here, with templates, team collaboration, and offline access to presentations. Its integration with the Office suite makes it a natural fit for people who already use Microsoft tools.
Some features require a subscription, and a Microsoft account is required. The app can also be resource-intensive, while compatibility issues may arise with some presentations or files.
Best forhandling presentations, documents, spreadsheets, and PDFs in one app
WPS SOFTWARE PTE. LTD.
WPS Office covers more than slides: it brings together tools for presentations, documents, spreadsheets, and PDFs, with support for varied file formats and offline document access. That broader toolkit can reduce the need to switch between separate productivity apps.
Its free version contains ads, and some features require a premium upgrade. The app also takes up substantial storage, and cloud syncing can occasionally be unreliable.

Best for Google Drive collaboration

Best for dedicated slide presentations

Best all-in-one office suite
PowerPoint is the strongest fit for a dedicated slide workflow, with offline access and Office integration. Google Slides is a good alternative for real-time collaboration, while WPS Office suits people who also need document, spreadsheet, and PDF tools.
PowerPoint offers offline access to presentations, and WPS Office supports offline access to documents. Google Slides has more limited offline functionality.
WPS Office contains ads and offers in-app purchases. PowerPoint has in-app purchases, while Google Slides has neither ads nor in-app purchases.
PowerPoint has the highest rating among these three at 4.8 from 4,156,985 ratings. WPS Office is rated 4.4 from 5,983,454 ratings, and Google Slides 4.3 from 693,654 ratings.
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