Create your own Ode to Joy.

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Behind the name

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.

What it is

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:

  • Presentations: animated slides with a presenter view, a phone remote and quizzes.
  • Reports: printable pages with a cover, contents, page numbers and a PDF.
  • Websites: pages, a menu and a theme, ready to upload anywhere.
  • VR presentations: each slide a platform you stand on in a 3D scene.
  • Venue layouts: a floor plan you can walk through in 3D.

Everything you make can be exported as one .jollify file that plays anywhere, even offline, in your browser or in the Jollify Player.

The Jollify editor: Markdown on the left, a live presentation preview on the right

Try it

Before you start

This is a beta. Please try it, break it, and tell us what happened.

  • It's free, and there's no account. Open the editor and start typing.
  • Your work stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to us. Clearing your browser's data, or using a private window, loses it, so export a .jollify file (or a PDF, or Markdown) to keep anything you care about.
  • Things will change. Beta builds are updated often, and something that works today may look different tomorrow.
  • Best on a laptop or desktop in a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Tablets work; phones are small for editing.

What we'd most like you to try:

  1. Make a short presentation from a template, change its theme, and present it.
  2. Start a report or a website and export it.
  3. Paste in something you already wrote (notes, a lesson, a menu) and see what Jollify makes of it.
  4. Look something up in the Markdown guide and tell us if it helped.

Send us feedback

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.