Markdown to PowerPoint

Turn Markdown notes into a PowerPoint slide deck

You wrote a plan or talking points in Markdown, and now someone wants slides for a meeting. Rebuilding the content in a slide editor, one box at a time, wastes time you would rather spend on what you want to say.

Upload a .md or .markdown file and the tool reads its structure to build the deck. A top-level heading becomes the title slide, either of the next two heading levels starts a new slide, and a horizontal rule works the same way for section breaks. Paragraphs and lists turn into bullet points at their nesting level, tables become slide tables, and fenced code blocks stay in a monospace box rather than losing their formatting. Images referenced in the file, whether embedded directly or linked from the web, get their own picture slide. There are no settings to pick; the structure of your file decides the shape of the deck.

A body that runs long under one heading continues onto a follow-on slide rather than shrinking the text until it is unreadable, and an oversized table is capped at a sensible number of rows with the rest left out. Your file is uploaded over an encrypted connection, processed on the site's servers, and deleted within 60 minutes.

If you are starting from an existing deck and want the words back out as Markdown, use PowerPoint to Markdown instead.