Most image to PPT tools paste each picture onto a slide, so the text still cannot be changed. This converter rebuilds the picture instead: headings and body text become PowerPoint text boxes, and charts, icons, and blocks become separate objects you can move or delete. Upload up to 10 PNG, JPG, or WebP images of slides.
PNG, JPG, or WebP, up to 10 images and 10 MB each; keep them all landscape or all portrait. Images are ordered by file name, and you can reorder them before converting.
Upload up to 10 PNG / JPG / WebP slide images. Our AI engine rebuilds each one as an editable PowerPoint slide — real text boxes and shapes, layout preserved.
Works best with clear images of slides: screenshots, exported slide images, and straight-on photos of a screen.
Free to use with sign-in — a monthly allowance shared with the free PDF tool (5 images on the free plan, with a small watermark); more on Pro and Max without watermark.
Yes, if the image is rebuilt rather than pasted. Inserting a picture into PowerPoint keeps it as one flat image. To edit the words, the text has to be recognized and placed in text boxes, and the visuals have to be separated from the background. Tosea does both and keeps the original layout and colors.
Use screenshots or exported slide images where possible. For photos of a screen, shoot straight on and keep the whole slide in frame.
Sign in and drop them into the converter at the top of this page. Check the order in the list and adjust it if needed.
The file downloads in your browser and is also kept in your exports.
Open the deck and compare small text and numbers with the original images.
| Slide element | After conversion | Worth checking |
|---|---|---|
| Text | Editable text boxes instead of pixels | Small text and font substitutions |
| Charts and icons | Separate pictures you can move or delete | Drawn artwork stays an image, not vector shapes |
| Background | Cleaned and rebuilt behind the elements | Textures and gradients can shift slightly |
| Slide order | One slide per image, in the order shown in the list | Landscape and portrait images must be converted in separate batches |
Sign in, upload the picture to the converter on this page, and download the PPTX. Text is rebuilt as text boxes and visual elements become separate objects, so you can edit the slide in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote.
Yes. Screenshots of slides usually convert well because the text is sharp. Save the screenshot as PNG or JPG and upload it here; each screenshot becomes one editable slide.
Inserting a picture keeps it as one flat image, so nothing on it can be edited. This converter recognizes the text and separates the visual elements, giving you a slide made of real text boxes, pictures, and shapes.
Yes, with sign-in. The free plan includes 5 images per month, shared with the PDF to PowerPoint converter, and free-plan results carry a small watermark. Pro and Max include more images and no watermark.
PNG, JPG, and WebP, up to 10 images per conversion, 10 MB each and 60 MB in total. Images in one batch must share the same orientation, and images wider or taller than 4:1 are not accepted.
Upload the pictures once and get a PowerPoint file where every heading, bullet, and element can be changed.
Free with sign-in: 5 images a month with a small watermark. Proofread every slide before sharing.