Web to PPT (Editable) - Mobile

Made slides with an AI chatbot? Turn AI-generated HTML into truly editable PowerPoint — real text & shapes, not screenshots. 100% on-device.

Turn AI-generated slides into REAL editable PowerPoint.

Claude, Gemini and other AI tools are great at writing beautiful HTML slides — but getting them into PowerPoint usually means flattened screenshots you can't edit. Web to PPT fixes that: paste the HTML, and get a native .pptx with real text boxes, shapes and gradients you can freely edit in PowerPoint or Keynote.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

• True editability: every element is converted into a native PowerPoint object — text, shapes, gradients, rounded corners and shadows stay editable. No "dead image" slides.
• The preview IS the export: page-by-page preview runs the very same export pipeline, so what you see is what you get.
• Vector PDF export: crisp 16:9 slide PDFs with selectable, searchable text.
• React & Canvas support: state-based React decks are detected and exported slide by slide; HTML5 Canvas graphics render correctly.
• 100% on-device: all processing runs locally. Your content is never uploaded. Works offline.
• One-time purchase: no subscription, no upload limits, no watermarks.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Paste HTML, drop a file into the window, or import a URL.
2. Flip through the page-by-page preview to check every slide.
3. Export as editable PPTX or vector PDF.

Share a page or an HTML file from Safari, Files or any app straight into Web to PPT, then export from your iPhone.

ORDINARY WEB PAGES

Pages that aren't slide decks (articles, blog posts) are split into slides automatically. Treat this as a quick way to extract a page into slides, not a perfect layout — AI-generated slide HTML gives the best results.

BUILT FOR

• Anyone who makes slides with AI chatbots and needs a file colleagues can edit
• Designers turning web designs into presentations
• Developers presenting React/HTML decks
• Educators and analysts turning dashboards into decks

Private. Fast. Native. Stop screenshotting your slides — export them properly.