Edit in PPT

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Edit in PPT converts uploaded images into fully editable PowerPoint slides using GPT‑5 vision models. The web interface accepts natural‑language commands to modify text, layout, and design, enabling users to create or adjust slides quickly and maintain high visual quality.

官网介绍

Turn any image, PDF page or NotebookLM slide deck into a fully editable PowerPoint file — real text boxes, tables and charts — then refine it with plain-language AI edits. 5 free credits every month.

官方常见问题

Can I convert NotebookLM slides into editable PowerPoint?

Yes. NotebookLM draws every slide as a flat image, so its text is not editable in either the PDF or the PowerPoint download. Use the NotebookLM to PPT tab: upload the slide deck exactly as NotebookLM gave it to you, and each page comes back as a slide that keeps the original artwork as its background with every heading, paragraph, table and chart rebuilt as a native, editable PowerPoint object on

What files can I upload?

Images (PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF and HEIC) and PDFs in the Image to PPT tab, and NotebookLM slide-deck downloads as PDF or PPTX in the NotebookLM to PPT tab. You can also skip files entirely and generate a slide from plain text in the Text to PPT tab.

Can I convert a whole deck at once?

Yes. Batch mode takes up to 50 slides per submission. Every image or PDF page becomes one slide in the original order, and you get back a single PowerPoint file containing the whole deck.

Are the converted slides really editable?

Yes. The output is a normal .pptx whose content is made of native PowerPoint objects — text boxes you can retype, tables you can add rows to, and charts with editable data. It is not a picture of a slide, so you can also restyle it to match your own template.

Why did you build this app?

We started by solving our own needs in making high quality slides. We later found that many people have the same trouble and there is no good tool to solve this. So we decided to build this app to help more people.

Which AI model are you using?

We use GPT-5 and other vision-capable models to turn images into editable slides. As stronger models become available, we adopt them to deliver the best results.