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Convert Markdown to PowerPoint (PPTX)

Turn Markdown into slides you can edit in PowerPoint.

  1. 1Import
  2. 2Preview & adjust
  3. 3Save

Drop your Markdown file here

Max 10MB

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See the workspace

Create a PowerPoint deck in four steps

See the real workspace with sample Markdown loaded, then follow the path from import to download.

  1. Open a .md file, paste Markdown, import a public GitHub file, or load the sample
  2. Review the automatically prepared slide structure in the read-only outline
  3. Pick a design theme or load your company PPTX template
  4. Check the live preview and choose “Save as PPTX” to download the presentation
Convert Markdown to PowerPoint (PPTX) — real conversion workspace with sample Markdown loaded
This is the actual workspace with sample Markdown loaded. Conversion stays in your browser.

Features

Everything you need to turn Markdown into PowerPoint

Turn Markdown into an editable PowerPoint deck. Load a company PPTX template to keep its masters and layouts while placing your text—all in the browser.

  • Editable PPTX output

    Slides are rebuilt from the Marp structure, not rendered as images

  • PPTX templates

    Preserve masters, layouts, logos, and footers

  • Flexible slide breaks

    Add or remove breaks directly from the read-only outline

  • Live Marp preview

    Review every slide exactly as it will be paginated

  • Lists, tables, and code

    Convert GFM content into editable PowerPoint elements

  • Private by design

    The conversion runs entirely in your browser, no uploads

MADE FOR YOUR WORK

Create a PowerPoint deck you can keep editing.

Build a first draft of a pitch, team update, or training deck from Markdown. Export text and tables as editable PowerPoint objects, with an optional company PPTX template.

Before you export

Open the exported PPTX in PowerPoint to check fonts and object positions. Browser previews and PowerPoint use different rendering engines, so their layouts can differ. Choose slide PDF output for sharing without further editing.

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Tips & use cases

Make Markdown presentations easier to edit

  • Keep one main idea per slide and move supporting detail into the next section
  • Use H2 headings as natural slide titles and short lists for speaking points
  • Watch for overflow warnings after adding code blocks, tables, or large images
  • Use explicit --- breaks when the automatic structure needs a different rhythm
  • Fine-tune fonts and layout in PowerPoint afterwards—everything stays editable

Markdown to PowerPoint FAQ

Is the PPTX editable, or just images of slides?
Fully editable. Each slide is rebuilt from the Marp document structure, so headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, and code blocks are native PowerPoint objects you can edit.
Can I choose where each slide starts?
Yes. Click blocks in the read-only outline to add or remove slide breaks without directly editing the imported Markdown text.
Can I use my company PowerPoint template?
Yes. Choose a .pptx file to preserve its slide masters, layouts, colors, logos, and footers while inserting Markdown titles and body text into its placeholders. Without a template, the selected design theme is used.
Are my Markdown files uploaded to a server?
Files you open or paste are processed in your browser for conversion. No account is required. Importing from a public GitHub URL fetches that file only when you request it.
Which PowerPoint versions can open the file?
The output is a standard Office Open XML (.pptx) file that opens in PowerPoint 2016 or later, PowerPoint Online, Keynote, LibreOffice Impress, and Google Slides.

Ready to turn your Markdown into PowerPoint?

Open a Markdown file, refine the slide breaks in the outline, preview the deck with Marp, and download it as an editable .pptx.

Start with your Markdown

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