Mind map image to editable PowerPoint. Node text you can retype, boxes you can move.

No. You get ordinary text boxes and shapes on one slide. There is no mind-map object, so adding a node means copying a leaf box and its text and drawing a new line to it yourself.

No. In this example each coloured branch box came back merged with its lines as one freeform shape, and the lines are not connectors. Moving a leaf box leaves its line behind, so delete the old line and draw a new connector between the two boxes.

Yes. In this example every node, such as "Add intro music", came back as its own text box you can click and retype. Check every node against your image, since a misread word is easy to miss, and look at font sizes: one leaf came back smaller than its neighbours.

This example uses straight lines and flat coloured boxes, which convert best. Curved organic branches may come back as freeform shapes rather than lines you can bend, and icons or small drawings on nodes are not rebuilt as editable pictures. Test yours and check each one.

This example has a centre node, 5 branches and 15 notes. The image is converted as one slide, so a map with dozens of tiny notes may come back with small or merged text. For a big map, convert one main branch per image.

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.