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PowerPoint to Markdown Converter
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Upload a PPTX. This PPTX to Markdown workflow follows slide order and extracts titles, text, tables, and images into a bundle made for review, RAG, or AI. Download the result as Markdown (.md).
Credit v2 bills 0.1 Credit per detected slide. Legacy .ppt and semantic chart interpretation are not available yet.
Each slide becomes a source unit in Markdown. Titles, text, tables, and raster images remain inspectable; charts and spatial relationships are flagged for review.
Extension, MIME type, ZIP signature, size, and required PPTX entries are checked.
Local parsing follows slide order and keeps embedded images beside the Markdown.
Use the source map and quality report before sending the bundle into RAG or an agent.
pptx-to-markdownBrowser, API, CLI, and MCP share one account, Credits ledger, and History.
Slide titles, text boxes, simple tables, embedded raster images, and speaker notes.
Charts, diagrams, animations, master-theme styling, and exact positioning may not be represented fully.
output.md, assets, metadata, maps, quality evidence, manifest, and ZIP.
A presentation communicates through both slide order and visual placement. Markovo preserves recoverable document content, then makes the boundary between extracted text and unrepresented visual meaning explicit.
Titles, text boxes, speaker notes, simple tables, and supported raster images follow the deck's slide order. The source map helps a reviewer return to the slide when a passage, image, or table needs context.
Spatial relationships, animations, transitions, master-theme styling, SmartArt, diagram connections, and chart semantics may not be fully represented in Markdown. A visible label near a shape does not always expose a reliable reading relationship.
The signed-in route accepts .pptx. Legacy .ppt is not accepted. Keep the original deck whenever slide design, presenter timing, embedded media, or on-screen composition is part of the message.
Before indexing or publishing a deck, compare slide titles, section breaks, speaker notes, tables, image captions, and references with the original. For RAG, keep slide-level source units when an answer must point back to a specific presentation page. For editing, preserve the asset folder beside output.md. If a conclusion depends on a chart, diagram, animation, color legend, or spatial relationship, consult the PPTX instead of assuming the linear Markdown captures it. Quality warnings support review; they do not turn visual presentation semantics into verified text.
Keep the original deck.
Slides become headed sections in slide order. Layout-only details (positions, animations, transitions) have no Markdown equivalent — we say so rather than emit noise.
Slide content converts in slide order — headings and bullets land as headed Markdown sections.
Speaker notes convert, but presenter-only context (timing, delivery cues) does not — keep the deck open to check the talk track.
Diagrams and grouped shapes have no Markdown equivalent — review them in the original deck.
Positions, animations and transitions carry meaning in slides and do not survive Markdown — check spatially-dependent slides.
Format references: CommonMark · Microsoft PPTX spec (MS-PPTX). Slides exported as PDF first? PDF to Markdown handles that too.
PPTX to MD converts slide content into Markdown in slide order. Keep the presentation to check diagrams, speaker context, and precise placement.
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