Send a PNG to PPT and any picture kept whole lands on the slide as the exact file you uploaded, never re-encoded. Alpha transparency stays intact, lettering we can read becomes editable text boxes, and everything else keeps your original pixels.
Choose up to 20 JPG, PNG, WebP, or SVG files from your Mac, PC, iPad, or phone
Place lossless PNG exports and transparent graphics onto PowerPoint slides.
Upload the PNG files sitting on your drive, run the conversion, and receive a deck with one slide per export in the sequence you set.
If a PNG contains no lettering that clears the reading threshold, the post-run report flags that file instead of leaving you to guess.
Already exported your screens or charts as PNG files?
A PNG to PPT converter places those lossless exports onto slides so a directory of interface captures becomes a presentation you can walk through and edit.
High-DPI screenshots, cut-out brand marks, architecture diagrams, dashboard exports, flatbed scans and Figma frames all enter through the same upload box.
No account and no desktop installer required.
Add up to 20 PNG files (20 MB each) and reorder the list to match your talk.
Keep text rebuilding on to lift readable labels into text boxes, or switch it off to embed each PNG untouched.
Save one merged .pptx presentation or a zip archive of single-slide decks.
Many web converters decode your PNG and re-save it through a lossy encoder. Ours does not.
Re-compressing a screen export introduces faint ringing artefacts around 11-point interface type, ruining the crisp edges you chose PNG to preserve. When a PNG page is kept whole here, the original buffer goes straight into the .pptx zip untouched.
Two specific cases do write a new PNG buffer: when part of a page is cropped out as an image region beside rebuilt text, and when an image carries an EXIF orientation tag that must be rotated upright. Both cases still write lossless PNG rather than JPEG.
Alpha channels pass straight through into the slide, so an icon or logotype with a transparent background sits cleanly over dark or coloured slide templates.
Converting slide images to PowerPoint lets you edit headings, update metrics, and reuse existing slide layouts without retyping every text box from scratch.
Drops one flattened bitmap onto a blank slide. You still have to retype every title, bullet, and number manually.
Rebuilds native PowerPoint text frames at exact slide coordinates while keeping photographic plates crisp.
Where text is too small, curved, or low-contrast to read safely, we keep that region as your original image instead of guessing gibberish characters.
Every reconstructed text box is anchored to the exact X/Y coordinates of your original slide so multi-column layouts and side-by-side comparisons stay aligned.
Your images are processed in volatile RAM and discarded as soon as your PowerPoint is delivered, or within 10 minutes if not downloaded.
PNG is the default lossless export across design and analytics tools.
Sub-pixel screen lettering rendered onto a clean background gives our text reader its strongest signal for rebuilding editable boxes.
Transparent backgrounds remain transparent inside PowerPoint, avoiding the white bounding box that ruins dark slide themes.
Flowchart text boxes that score above the confidence bar become editable while arrows and node frames stay sharp in the PNG.
Report titles and axis text convert into live text boxes while the plotted bars and curves stay pixel-exact.
Lossless PNG scans of printed handouts convert cleanly into slides when captured flat and in sharp focus.
Full-resolution UI frames land on slides without downscaling, so design critiques judge the actual exported pixels.
Teams whose tools export lossless PNG graphics rather than slide files.
Place fourteen exported Figma frames into a stakeholder deck without re-slicing a single screen.
Bring PNG chart exports from BI dashboards into PowerPoint with editable titles and legends.
Assemble transparent PNG logos and badge assets onto dark presentation templates.
Turn numbered PNG interface grabs into training decks where menu labels can be updated.
Update labels on PNG science diagrams and handout graphics before the next lecture.
Keep an onboarding flow in step-by-step sequence instead of alphabetical filename order.
A single retina export and a full design walkthrough use the same queue.
Each batch accepts up to 20 PNGs at 20 MB per file and 80 MB overall, leaving plenty of room for unscaled high-DPI exports.
Every PNG becomes one slide in the exact order shown in your upload list, delivered either as a single .pptx or a zip of individual decks.
Batch conversion is included in the free release with no watermark and no per-day file cap.
Have files in another format or want to inspect the text recognition rules?
Pick your .png exports in the uploader, check the text-rebuilding switch, and start the job. The resulting PowerPoint presentation downloads straight to your machine with no desktop software required.
Yes. Every feature on this page, including twenty-file batch runs and optical character recognition, is available at no cost during the current free release.
Yes. Alpha channels are preserved rather than flattened against a white fill, so cut-out icons, product shots and logos sit cleanly over whatever slide background colour you use.
Unrotated full-page PNGs are copied into the .pptx media folder byte for byte without passing through a re-encoder. Only cropped sub-regions and EXIF-rotated images are newly encoded, and both stay lossless PNG.
Blurriness on a slide almost always comes from capturing a small region on screen and stretching it to fill a widescreen slide. Export or capture the PNG at full presentation dimensions first so the file holds enough pixels.
Each PNG can be up to 20 MB, with up to 20 files and 80 MB total per batch. Uncompressed retina screenshots fit comfortably without pre-shrinking.
Yes. Because the download is a compliant Office Open XML deck, transparent backgrounds and editable text frames work in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides alike.
Processing happens inside ephemeral server memory; once the .pptx transfer completes or 10 minutes pass without a download, the PNG bytes are discarded. Nothing is archived on disk or included in telemetry.
Place your PNG exports onto PowerPoint slides with their original bytes, alpha transparency and readable text intact, without creating an account.
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