Upload a Power BI page, exported as an image or screenshot, and get PowerPoint text and shapes you can move, retype and recolour.
or drop images or a PDF ·
A real conversion of a self-made, Power BI-style sales dashboard (invented data). The right side is the final PowerPoint file; outlines mark native objects.
Preview rendered from the downloadable PPTX. Outlines show native PowerPoint objects. Some fine lettering may remain as shapes.
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In the Power BI service choose Export, then PowerPoint, then Export as image. Each report page becomes one slide holding one picture.
Save the slide you want as a PNG or JPG from PowerPoint, or take a screenshot of the dashboard. Upload the slide image or a PDF, not the .pptx itself. Unraster takes a single image per slide, or on the website one PDF or up to 30 images.
Drop the image above. Text becomes text boxes and charts become shapes. The first PowerPoint preview on your account is free.
Download the .pptx, retype labels, recolour bars and rearrange cards. Re-check numbers against your report before sharing.
PowerPoint is 2 credits a page, Advanced SVG 1. You pay only when you get the file. Basic SVG is always free.
$2.99one-time
A PDF or several images? Each page is 2 credits and has no free preview. A 10–20 page deck is 20–40 credits, so the 50-credit pack ($29.90) covers it.
$9.90one-time
$17.91/ month
Billed $214.90 yearly
Prices in USD. Optional AI Clean-up is 1 credit. Up to 2 Advanced SVGs are free. Cancel or change plans anytime in Credits & billing.
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Not as editable shapes. Microsoft Learn says that when you export to PowerPoint, each report page is exported as a single high-resolution image, and each slide is a static image. The export also adds a link back to the report.
That is how Power BI’s Export as image works: Microsoft’s page says each page becomes an individual slide and each page is an independent image, at 1,280 x 720 pixels. There is no text box to click inside the picture.
Save a page of the exported deck as an image, or screenshot the dashboard, then upload it here. Text is rebuilt as text boxes and charts as shapes. Microsoft also offers a live report page in PowerPoint through its add-in, which stays connected to the report rather than becoming editable shapes.
No. Bars, lines and donuts come back as shapes and text, with no data table behind them. To change the numbers you edit the labels by hand or rebuild the chart from your data.
Tableau’s help says that exporting to PowerPoint turns the selected sheets into static PNG images on separate slides. Those images can be uploaded here the same way.
On the website you can upload one PDF of up to 30 pages, or up to 30 images, and get one PowerPoint at 2 credits per delivered page, with no free preview. A single image gets the free preview first. The API takes one image per request.
Large titles and numbers do best. Very small text, legends and thin lines can be misread or dropped, so zoom in and check each number before presenting.
No. Unraster only sees the image you upload; it does not connect to Power BI. Choosing PowerPoint sends the image for conversion.
The first PowerPoint preview on your account is free; downloading that one is a one-time $2.99 or 2 credits. After that each PowerPoint is 2 credits. No subscription is needed, and you pay only for delivered files.
Or drop images or a PDF anywhere on this page.