URL to PowerPoint
A webpage as a slide deck.
Free · No sign-up · Files deleted in 1 hour
How to URL → Slides
- Paste the URLGive it the page you want turned into slides.
- Pick a modeContent mode turns headings into slide titles and paragraphs into bullets. Screenshot mode captures the page as it looks.
- Cap the deck and convertSet a maximum slide count if the page is long, then download an editable PPTX.
Turn a Webpage into a Slide Deck
Give it a URL and choose how you want the deck built. Content mode reads the page semantically — second and third level headings become slide titles, the paragraphs beneath them become bullets, and images are placed on the slides they belong to, leaving you a deck you can edit.
Screenshot mode does the opposite: it renders the page in Chromium and cuts it into 16:9 slides at high resolution, which is what you want when the page's own design is the point and you would rather not lose it to reflowed text.
A slide cap keeps a long article from becoming an eighty-slide deck, and speaker notes are generated from the text each slide came from. There is nothing to install and it is free, with up to 20 decks every 15 minutes under fair use. Both the page it read and the presentation it produced are deleted from our servers within the hour.
- Content mode: headings become titles, paragraphs become bullets
- Screenshot mode: the page rendered into 16:9 slides at high resolution
- Speaker notes generated from the source text of each slide
- A slide cap you set, so a long page does not run away
- Output is a real PPTX, editable in PowerPoint, Keynote or Slides
Frequently asked questions
Which mode should I pick?
Content mode when you intend to edit the deck afterwards and the words matter more than the design. Screenshot mode when the page's own layout, charts or styling are the thing you want to show.
How are slide titles chosen in content mode?
From the page's own heading structure: each second or third level heading starts a slide, and the paragraphs that follow it become that slide's bullets. A page with no headings produces one long slide, so it suits articles with sections.
Can I stop it producing an enormous deck?
Yes — set a maximum slide count before converting and the extraction stops there rather than running to the end of a long page.
Are the speaker notes written by AI?
No. They are taken from the source text each slide was built from, so they show you the passage behind the bullets rather than a generated commentary on it.