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- Basic SVG, unlimited
- Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded
- 2 Advanced SVGs on us
- 1 free PowerPoint preview · download for 2 credits
Have a system architecture diagram as a PNG, JPG or WebP, with no draw.io or Visio file to open? Upload it and get one PowerPoint slide where each service name and small caption is a text box and the boxes, layer panels and arrows are shapes. Preview it free first.
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PNG, JPG or WebP · up to 20 MBFree SVG preview first. Log in for one free PowerPoint preview, then 2 credits to download.
A real conversion of a fictional service architecture diagram. The right side is the final PowerPoint file; outlines mark native text boxes and shapes.
Preview rendered from the downloadable PPTX. Outlines show native PowerPoint objects. Some fine lettering may remain as shapes.
Use a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 20 MB. Export from your diagramming tool at 2x or screenshot at full size so the small captions under each service name stay sharp; blurry caption text is the part most likely to come back misread.
A Basic SVG preview is traced in your browser and never uploaded. Log in to also preview the PowerPoint free, with the editable text and shapes outlined.
Your first PowerPoint preview is free and its download is 2 credits. After that, each PowerPoint is 2 credits, charged only for a delivered file.
Compare every service name and caption with your original, since a misread product or protocol name is easy to miss. Then redraw any arrow you moved with a PowerPoint connector so it follows its boxes.
Advanced SVG uses 1 credit and PowerPoint 2, charged only when you receive the file. Your first PowerPoint preview is free.
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No. In this example the arrows and arrowheads came back as separate freeform shapes, not connectors, so a moved box leaves its arrow behind. Delete the old arrow and draw a new connector between the two boxes.
In this example, yes: the captions, such as "Resize, validate", came back as their own text boxes. Tiny or low-contrast text is the weak spot, so use a sharp, large export and proofread every caption.
This example has no icons, only labelled boxes, so icons and logos were not tested here. They are drawings rather than text, so do not expect them to come back as editable pictures; convert your own diagram and check each one, and re-add official icons by hand if needed.
The four layer panels in this example came back as shapes, separate from the boxes inside them. They are not grouped, so moving a panel does not move its contents; select the boxes with it before dragging.
No. The output is a PowerPoint slide with ordinary text boxes and shapes, not a draw.io, Visio or diagrams-as-code file, and there is no live diagram model behind it.
The Basic SVG preview is free and runs in your browser. Each account gets one free PowerPoint preview; downloading that file costs 2 credits. Later PowerPoints are 2 credits each. Failed conversions are not charged.
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