Choose several images. Each becomes a slide of editable text and shapes, in one .pptx or a zip of files.
or drop images or a PDF ·
A roadmap slide, a bar chart, an infographic and a process diagram, converted together into one four-page PowerPoint. All four images are 1536 × 1024, so the deck is 3:2. Pick a page to compare the original with that page of the .pptx; outlines mark text boxes and shapes.
Preview rendered from the downloadable PPTX. Outlines show native PowerPoint objects. Some fine lettering may remain as shapes.
This page is for several images in one deck. For one image, or to see a watermarked PowerPoint preview first, use the single-image page linked below.
Several images in one deck: 2 credits a page with a subscription (up to 30 images), 3 without (up to 10), no free preview. A PDF (up to 30 pages): 2 credits per delivered page, no free preview. One image: a watermarked preview, then $2.99 or 2 credits.
Pick PNG, JPG or WebP files up to 20 MB each, or drop them together. When several files are selected, keep “One .pptx file — every image becomes a slide” for one deck, or choose “A .zip of separate .pptx files — one file per image”. Up to 30 images with a subscription (10 without) become one deck; the slides follow the order you add the files, so rename them 01-, 02- first if the order matters.
The upload card shows how many pages the deck will have and the total before you start: 2 credits per delivered page (3 without a subscription). For this four-image example with a subscription it reads “4 images × 2 credits = 8 credits · You get: 1 .pptx file”; choose “Make 1 .pptx · 8 credits”, then confirm “Convert 4 pages · 8 credits” in the workspace. A multi-page deck has no free preview; a single image does.
When the pages finish, the workspace shows “4 pages ready” for this deck and you download a single PowerPoint file, with one slide per image. A page that fails is not charged; use Check again to fetch a page that was already delivered.
Retype any text, group each icon before moving it, and check chart shapes. The deck takes the first image’s page shape; other images sit centred with white edges rather than being stretched.
Several images in one deck: 2 credits a page with a subscription (up to 30 images), 3 without (up to 10), no free preview. A PDF (up to 30 pages): 2 credits per delivered page, no free preview. The $2.99 one-time card is for a single image only.
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A PDF is 2 credits per delivered page; several images are 2 credits a page with a subscription, 3 without.
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Use this page when several images should become one deck, such as screenshots, charts, infographics or diagrams in the order you want them. Use the single-image page when you have one image, or want a watermarked PowerPoint preview first; only a single image gets that preview. A multi-page deck is charged at 2 credits per delivered page.
Up to 30 images in one deck with a subscription (10 without) on the website, each up to 20 MB (PNG, JPG or WebP). A deck takes either those images or one PDF of up to 30 pages, not a PDF and images together. The API takes one image per request.
The slides follow the order of the files you add. Name them 01-, 02-, 03- before choosing them if the order matters, or rearrange the slides in PowerPoint after you download the .pptx. The upload card cannot reorder pages.
2 credits for each page that is delivered with a subscription (3 without one), so four images cost 8 credits (12 without a subscription). There is no $2.99 one-time price for a multi-page deck and no free preview for the whole deck; a single image can be unlocked for $2.99 or 2 credits. A page that fails is not charged. Credits are enough to merge several images into one deck; accounts without credits cannot batch several images. To get one .pptx per image as a zip, use a subscription (2 credits an image, up to 10, 50 or 100 files at once) or credits (3 credits an image, up to 10 files); only delivered files are charged. The sample on this page is a real four-page conversion.
A PowerPoint file has one slide size, so the deck takes the proportions of the first image you add: a 16:9 screenshot gives 16:9 pages, a 4:3 diagram gives 4:3 pages. All four images in the sample on this page are 1536 × 1024, so its pages are 3:2. Other images are centred with white edges rather than stretched. To force a size, add a first image in that shape, or change Slide Size in PowerPoint.
No. Bars, lines, pie slices and table cells are rebuilt as shapes and text boxes with no data behind them. Retyping a number does not resize a bar, and PowerPoint’s chart or table tools will not edit the result. Move and recolour the shapes, or rebuild the chart natively if you need the data.
Text usually comes back as text boxes, but not every image converts equally: fonts are replaced with similar ones, gradients and soft shadows flatten to solid colour, small lettering can stay as a shape, icons become several shapes, and photos or textured artwork are not rebuilt as clean objects. Compare each page with the image and check it before sharing.
Or drop images or a PDF anywhere on this page.