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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
Upload an infographic as a PNG, JPG or WebP and get a PowerPoint slide where headings, big numbers, icons and cards are separate objects. 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 refill-store infographic. 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.
Choose, drop or paste a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 20 MB. One image becomes one slide, so for a tall infographic, crop it into sections and upload each one.
A Basic SVG preview is traced in your browser and never uploaded. Log in to also preview the PowerPoint free, with the editable text, icons and cards outlined.
Your first PowerPoint preview is free and its download is 2 credits, then 2 credits each. Charged only when the file is delivered.
Click a big number or a label to retype it, and drag icons, circles and cards where you want them. Then check fonts, colours and any text that was split into separate lines.
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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Icons are rebuilt as vector shapes, so you can recolour, resize and move them. A simple icon usually comes back as a few shapes. A detailed illustration can split into many small pieces, so group them before moving.
No. Big numbers and labels are ordinary text boxes, and cards, circles and bars are plain shapes. There is no data table behind them, so retype a number by hand and resize any bar or circle that should reflect it.
Each line of small text is rebuilt on its own, matching how it sat in the image. If you write a longer sentence, merge the lines into one text box or resize them so nothing overlaps.
Yes. If you can export it as a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 20 MB, you can upload it, whichever tool made it. Unraster is not affiliated with Canva. If you still have the original design file, editing it there is usually easier.
No. Fonts are replaced with similar ones, so change them back in PowerPoint if you need an exact typeface. Thin borders and italic styling can also be lost, so compare the result with your image before sharing.
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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