URL to PPT

Paste any public webpage URL and our AI fetches the page content, extracts the main article body (skipping navigation, ads, and footers), then organizes the key points into slides with titles, bullets, and inline images. The output is an editable PPTX file.

Article pages, blog posts, documentation, research papers, news stories, Wikipedia entries, and product pages all convert well. Pages that are mostly content with clear headings produce the cleanest decks. Highly dynamic pages (single-page apps, dashboards, search results) may produce limited results because there's little extractable content.

Yes, basic conversions are free with a free ChatSlide account. ChatSlide Pro adds private storage, custom branding themes, batch URL processing, and longer-form pages such as multi-page documentation sites.

Yes. The AI captures relevant images from the page and embeds them in the appropriate slides. Charts, diagrams, and illustrative photos are preserved. We skip decorative graphics, ads, and tracking pixels.

No. The tool only fetches publicly accessible URLs — anything behind a login, paywall, or IP restriction will not work. For private docs or internal wikis, copy the content into a Markdown or Word file and use our Markdown to PPT or Word to PPT converters instead.

Most pages convert in 20–60 seconds depending on content length and image count. Long-form articles (5,000+ words) may take up to 2 minutes. The output is a fully editable PPTX file delivered directly to your browser.

We support 50+ languages. The AI auto-detects the page language and generates slides in the same language. You can also request translation during conversion — turn an English Wikipedia article into a Spanish or Indonesian deck in one step.

Yes. The output is a standard PPTX file you can open in PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, or any compatible editor. Modify text, swap images, change layouts, or add your branding — nothing is locked down.