Upload a PPTX deck
Choose one local PowerPoint .pptx file. Legacy .ppt files should be saved as .pptx first.
Convert PowerPoint PPTX decks into slide-by-slide Markdown for ChatGPT, Claude, documentation, summaries, and knowledge-base workflows.
No signup required. Preview, copy, or download your Markdown result.
Use this converter when you need Markdown from one modern PPTX deck.
Choose one local PowerPoint .pptx file. Legacy .ppt files should be saved as .pptx first.
The converter reads slide text and prepares a Markdown outline where the deck exposes readable content.
Review the slide-by-slide Markdown before using it for summaries, documentation, notes, or AI prompts.
Copy the result when you want to paste the deck outline into ChatGPT, Claude, Obsidian, Notion, or docs.
Download the PowerPoint Markdown as a .md file when you want to save or version the converted outline.
Free online conversion for single local files. No signup required.
Supports PPTX files. Legacy .ppt files are not enabled on the default Railway backend; save them as .pptx first.
Convert a PowerPoint PPTX deck to Markdown, review the slide outline, then copy it or download a .md file for summaries, notes, or AI workflows.
Markdown turns PowerPoint slide text into a cleaner outline for summaries, notes, and AI review.
Turn deck text into Markdown before asking AI for a summary, critique, or action list.
Convert slide decks into lesson notes, onboarding docs, or reusable knowledge-base material.
Use a Markdown outline to inspect story flow, missing slides, and follow-up questions.
The goal is a useful slide-by-slide Markdown outline, not a pixel-perfect recreation of the deck design.
Slide text is converted into Markdown sections where the deck exposes readable structure.
Bullet lists and slide order can become a more reviewable outline for summaries and notes.
Speaker notes depend on source file structure and backend extraction quality, so they are not guaranteed.
Simple slide tables may convert to Markdown tables; charts and images usually need manual review.
Slide conversion focuses on readable text and outline structure. Speaker notes, media, charts, animations, and legacy .ppt files can need extra handling.
PPTX is the supported PowerPoint input for the default backend. Legacy .ppt is rejected unless a backend adds separate support.
Speaker notes, embedded images, charts, animations, and exact slide design may not be preserved.
For old .ppt files, open the deck in PowerPoint or compatible software and save it as .pptx first.
Use the online page for quick PPTX conversion, and use local tools when you need automation, legacy PPT handling, or custom extraction.
| Features | Online PPTX converter | Local tools |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Quick single-file PPTX conversion | Automation and legacy-file workflows |
| Setup | Open the page and choose a .pptx file | Install local conversion dependencies |
| Output | Preview, copy, or download .md | Markdown slide outlines for scripts and pipelines |
| Control | Fast browser workflow | More control over notes, media, and old .ppt files |
Yes. Upload a modern .pptx PowerPoint file, run conversion, then preview, copy, or download the Markdown output.
No. The default Railway backend currently supports .pptx, not legacy .ppt. Save older presentations as .pptx before uploading.
PPT to MD is a common shorthand for converting PowerPoint content into Markdown. On this page, the supported upload format is .pptx.
Speaker note extraction depends on source file structure and backend support, so it is not guaranteed for every deck.
Yes. Slide Markdown is useful for summaries, critiques, documentation, and planning prompts.
No. Files are temporary uploads for conversion only.