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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 image of a table and get a PowerPoint slide where header bars, row fills, cell text and status pills are separate objects. It is not a native PowerPoint table.
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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 launch-readiness table. The right side is the final PowerPoint file; outlines mark native text boxes and shapes. It is not a PowerPoint table.
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. Crop to the table, and use a sharp image with text large enough to read comfortably.
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, then 2 credits each. Charged only when the file is delivered.
In PowerPoint, click a text box to change a cell. Then compare row colours, header fill and small coloured labels with your image, and fix any that were lost.
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. Header bars, row backgrounds and cell text are separate shapes and text boxes placed where they were in the image. PowerPoint’s table tools will not recognise them as a table.
Not with table tools. You can copy a row of text boxes and shapes and move it, but nothing reflows. If you need a table you can keep extending, paste the text into a PowerPoint table.
Unraster delivers a slide, not a data file. The cell text is editable, so you can copy it out by hand, but it is not linked in any way. For data work, copy the text into a spreadsheet.
They are rebuilt as filled shapes behind the text. In our example the stripes and most coloured pills survived, but one grey pill background was dropped. Check each row fill and badge against your image.
Results depend on the image. Merged cells, very small lettering, glare, skew and low resolution all make text harder to read and shapes harder to place. Use a straight, sharp screenshot where you can, and proofread every cell.
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.
Or drop an image anywhere on this page.