Markdown sang PPT

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Yes, basic conversions are free with a free ChatSlide account. 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.

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.

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.