Create, edit, convert, inspect and optimize PowerPoint PPTX presentations in your browser.
POWERPOINT TOOL GUIDE
Presentation tools serve two different goals: preserving the visual appearance of slides and preserving editable slide objects. A conversion that looks closest to the source may use page images, while an editable result can require layout cleanup.
Use the PowerPoint editor for presentations created or revised in the browser, Images to PowerPoint for one picture per slide, and PDF to PowerPoint when each PDF page should retain its visual layout. Media extraction retrieves embedded pictures, audio and video without redesigning slides. Metadata cleaning removes author and document properties, while slide-size changes can rescale existing content.
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Convert PDF pages to PowerPoint-compatible PPTX slides in browser batches.
.pdf · .pptxCreate, edit, auto-recover, import and export valid PPTX presentations in your browser.
.pptx · .png · .jpg · .webpTurn multiple images into a valid PPTX presentation with one image per slide.
.png · .jpg · .jpeg · .webp · .gif · .pptxExtract embedded images, audio and video from one or more PPTX files.
.pptx · .zipRemove author, company, comments and custom document properties from PPTX files.
.pptxChange PPTX slide size or aspect ratio and scale existing slide content to match.
.pptxThemes, SmartArt, charts, custom fonts, macros, transitions, animations and embedded objects are not equally portable between browser libraries and desktop PowerPoint. A slide that is preserved as an image will look consistent but its visible text is not individually editable. Reopen the downloaded PPTX in your intended presentation application and check every slide before presenting.
The slide uses a high-fidelity page image; safely extracted text can be retained in speaker notes, but visible page text is not rebuilt as individual PowerPoint objects.
Do not assume they will be. Advanced presentation features require review in desktop PowerPoint or the application that will present the final file.
It targets author, company, last-editor, comments and custom document properties while preserving the presentation package and slide media.
