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How to Remove the Presenter View in PowerPoint

Updated on:
May 25, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to turn off Presenter View in PowerPoint.

Quick summary

This demo shows you how to remove Presenter View in PowerPoint by clicking the End Show button to return to the normal slide editing view. It takes just two steps and works across standard PowerPoint presentations on desktop.


Steps

  1. Inside the Presenter View of your PowerPoint presentation, navigate to the top-left corner and click the End Show button.
  2. The Presenter View will be turned off and PowerPoint will return to its normal view.

📌 Why this matters

Presenter View in PowerPoint can unexpectedly activate during a slideshow, disrupting your workflow and confusing your audience. Knowing how to quickly disable Presenter View and return to the normal editing view is an essential PowerPoint skill for presenters, educators, and business professionals. This two-step process — clicking End Show from the top-left corner — saves time and eliminates frustration during live presentations. Mastering this feature ensures smoother, more professional PowerPoint presentations every time.
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