To jollify is to make something jolly. The name was inspired by Holst's Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity: whatever you make with Jollify should be a joy for your audience. The dolphin has a Jupiter connection too. In 2018 NASA's Juno spacecraft photographed a dolphin-shaped cloud on Jupiter, and that inspired our logo.
Jollify is one editor with many outputs. You type plain text in Markdown, see a live preview as you type, and the same words become:
Everything you make can be exported as one .jollify file that plays
anywhere, even offline, in your browser or in the Jollify Player.
Every example here was written in plain text and built by Jollify. Each one opens in your browser, with nothing to install.
The tour: what Jollify slides do that a slide file can't. Builds, slides that morph, charts and diagrams from a table, quizzes, a presenter view and your phone as the remote. Use the arrow keys or swipe, and press S for the presenter view.
A charity's annual report, laid out as printable pages: a cover, contents, a chart, footnotes and columns. Print it, or save it as a PDF.
Our Solar System: a presentation you stand inside, one platform per slide, with the Sun and planets around you. Click the next platform, or look at it and hold still.
A market hall drawn as a floor plan and turned into a building you can walk round: a domed rotunda, a glass-roofed arcade of shops with a store directory, and an escalator and a lift up to a gallery. Space jumps.
You're looking at one: every page of this site, the Markdown guide included, is written in Markdown and built by Jollify.
This is a beta. Please try it, break it, and tell us what happened.
.jollify file (or a PDF, or Markdown) to keep anything you care about.What we'd most like you to try:
What worked, what didn't, and what you expected to happen. A couple of lines is plenty. You can also use Feedback… in the editor's menu, which tells us which build you were using.