Slidize Cloud Lock API
Secure your presentations by setting passwords for viewing or editing, or by marking them as final to prevent changes.
Slidize API for Securing PowerPoint Presentations
The Slidize Lock API is a RESTful service for enhancing the security of PowerPoint presentations. You can set separate passwords for viewing and editing, and optionally mark presentations as final to prevent further modifications. This ensures controlled access and protects sensitive content.
Slidize Cloud SDKs are available for popular programming languages (C#, PHP, Java, Go, and Ruby), allowing you to focus on presentation security while the SDK manages HTTP requests behind the scenes.
What Can the Slidize Lock API Do?
- Set passwords for viewing and/or editing a presentation.
- Mark a presentation as final to prevent modifications.
- Provide SDKs for developers to easily integrate presentation locking into their applications.
Supported Formats
- PPTX: XML-based PowerPoint format used in newer versions.
- PPT: Legacy binary format used in older versions of PowerPoint.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Slidize Lock API?
A REST API for securing PowerPoint presentations by setting passwords and/or marking them as final.
Do I need Microsoft PowerPoint installed to use it?
No. The Slidize Lock API is a standalone service that does not require PowerPoint or any other software.
How do I use the API?
Send a POST request to the Lock API endpoint with your presentation file and an options JSON file as form parameters. You can use cURL, HTTP client libraries such as Axios for Node.js or Faraday for Ruby, or one of the Slidize Cloud SDKs.
What programming languages are supported?
SDKs are available for C#, PHP, Java, Go, and Ruby. For other languages, you can use any HTTP client library to make requests to the API.
How can I test the API?
Click 'Get Started', choose a file, and run the locking process.
Are there code examples available?
Yes. Click 'Get Started' to see auto-generated examples for cURL or one of the supported programming languages.
Do I need to register an account?
No. You can send requests directly to the Lock API without registration.
Is the Slidize Cloud API free?
Yes, it is completely free.