Turn AI Slide Images into Editable PowerPoint
Upload a slide image, download a .pptx where the text is actually editable — native text boxes you can click, rewrite and restyle in PowerPoint. Included with paid plans (opening soon) and requires a sign-in.
Real text boxes, not a flat picture
Most converters just paste your image onto a slide. We detect every text block, erase it from the background, and rebuild it as a native PowerPoint text box with estimated size, color and alignment.
How it works
1. Upload the slide image (JPG/PNG/WebP). 2. AI detects text, cleans the background and rebuilds text boxes. 3. Open the .pptx in PowerPoint and edit any text — no repair prompts, no add-ins. (Sign-in and a paid plan are required; opening soon.)
What stays editable
Recognized text blocks become editable text boxes. Complex graphics, photos and charts remain in the clean background image. We never overpromise editability — check the sample to see what you get.
Built for AI-generated slides
Images from any generator — Midjourney, GPT-Image, Nano Banana and others — work as input. Generation happens anywhere; fixing the text happens here.
FAQ
Is the output really editable in PowerPoint?
Yes. The .pptx contains native text boxes with the recognized text, plus the cleaned image as background. Open it, click any text and retype it.
Which languages are supported?
Text detection is language-independent: English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, German, French, Spanish, Italian and 80+ more.
Is it free?
Single-image text removal is free — 10 images per day, no account needed. PPTX conversion requires a signed-in paid-plan account; paid plans are not open yet, so PPTX conversion is not available today. Single-image text removal stays free.
What about charts, tables and complex graphics?
Simple layouts convert best. Complex visuals stay as part of the background image so nothing is lost — text on top of them still becomes editable.
Which file formats can I upload?
JPG, PNG and WebP up to 10MB. The output is a standard .pptx that opens in PowerPoint, Keynote or LibreOffice.