Question 1

How does Markdown to PPT conversion work?

Accepted Answer

Upload any .md or .markdown file and our AI parses the structure: H1 and H2 headers become slide titles, lists become bullets, code blocks are formatted with monospace fonts and syntax highlighting, and images are embedded inline. The result is a polished PPTX file ready to present.

Question 2

How are markdown headers mapped to slides?

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By default, each H1 (#) starts a new section and each H2 (##) starts a new slide within that section. Sub-headers (H3+) become bold text within slides. You can override this in the app to use H1-only or H2-only splits depending on your document structure.

Question 3

Are code blocks formatted properly?

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Yes. Fenced code blocks (triple backticks) are rendered in monospace font with optional syntax highlighting based on the language hint (e.g. ```python). Inline code (single backticks) is also styled. Long code blocks are split across slides automatically.

Question 4

Does it support tables, images, and links?

Accepted Answer

Yes — markdown tables are converted to PowerPoint tables, image references are downloaded and embedded, and links are preserved as clickable hyperlinks in the output. Footnotes and reference-style links also work.

Question 5

What markdown flavors are supported?

Accepted Answer

Standard CommonMark plus GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM): tables, fenced code blocks, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks, and emoji shortcodes. MDX and Jekyll front matter are stripped automatically — only the body content is converted.

Question 6

Is it free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, basic conversions are free with no registration. Free users can convert files up to 50MB. ChatSlide Pro adds custom slide themes, batch processing, brand templates, and direct GitHub/GitLab integration to convert README files automatically.

Question 7

Can I convert a README file from GitHub?

Accepted Answer

Yes — download the README.md from any repo and upload it here. The output is a presentation-ready deck of the project description, installation steps, usage examples, and feature list. Great for project demos, conference talks, and documentation overviews.

Question 8

Can I edit the resulting PPT?

Accepted Answer

Of course. The output is a standard PPTX file. Open it in PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, or any compatible editor. Change layouts, add your branding, swap colors — full editorial control.

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