Text to PPT

Text to PPT

Paste plain text, get a structured PowerPoint deck β€” deterministic, no AI.

Paste or type your content

Short lines become slide titles; sentences become bullets

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You already have the content β€” meeting notes, an essay outline, a speech draft. This tool applies simple, predictable rules to structure it: short standalone lines become slide titles, the sentences after them become bullets, and the result downloads as a fully editable .pptx. No AI rewriting your words; the deck says exactly what you typed.

How to use Text to PPT

  1. 1Paste or type your content into the text box; add an optional deck title.
  2. 2Write section names as short lines without ending punctuation β€” they become slide titles.
  3. 3Click Convert to PowerPoint.
  4. 4Open the downloaded .pptx and apply your template.

Features

  • Live character count

    Room for up to 200,000 characters of source text.

  • Heading rules you control

    Short unpunctuated line = new slide. Predictable and documented.

  • Sentence-boundary bullets

    Long paragraphs are trimmed cleanly, never mid-word.

  • Nothing invented

    Every word in the deck is a word you wrote.

Why use this tool

  • Fastest path from notes to deck

    Structure appears as fast as you can paste.

  • Deterministic output

    The same text always produces the same slides.

  • Private by design

    Text is processed in memory and never stored.

Supported formats

Input

Pasted or typed plain text

Output

PPTX (16:9, editable)

Frequently asked questions

How do I control what becomes a slide title?

Write it as a short line (under ~70 characters) without a period at the end β€” like a headline. Lines ending in punctuation, and longer lines, are treated as content bullets.

Is my text sent to an AI service?

No. The structuring is pure rules running on our server: heading detection and sentence-boundary trimming. Your words are never rewritten, embellished, or sent anywhere.

How large can a deck get?

Up to 30 slides with six bullets each; overflowing sections continue onto "(cont.)" slides automatically.

Can I upload a .txt file instead of pasting?

Pasting is the primary flow here; for files, the TXT to Word tool covers documents, and pasting the file contents works identically.

Your files stay private

Pasted text exists only in the request that builds your deck and is gone when the download begins. Drafts, speeches, and notes are never stored, logged, or used for anything else.

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  • Unlimited conversions

    No daily cap β€” convert as much as you need.

  • 100 MB file size

    10Γ— larger uploads than the free tier.

  • Ad-free experience

    A clean workspace with zero distractions.

  • Priority processing

    Your conversions jump to the front of the queue.

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