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PPT.AI

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Turns a document, PDF, spreadsheet, URL, image or YouTube video into an editable PowerPoint deck

presentation generatorpptx exportdocument to slides chrome extensionyoutube to slidesFreemium · from $9.9/mo

Web · Chrome Ext · API

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Overview

About PPT.AI

PPT.AI generates slide decks from material you already have: Word and PDF files, plain text or Markdown, spreadsheets, images, a web link or a YouTube video. It returns twenty-odd slides and exports as PPTX or PDF, so the result stays editable in PowerPoint or Keynote rather than being locked inside a viewer. The free tier caps you at three decks a month; Plus is $9.90 a month for up to fifty and Pro is $19.90 for up to two hundred, with a fifth to a third off on annual billing. There is a Chrome extension for grabbing pages as source material, and a developer API for generating decks from your own code.

Platforms: Web · Chrome Ext · API
API: Yes
Last verified: Sep 6, 2026

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Homepage and plan cards showing supported input formats, PPTX/PDF export, the three tiers and their prices, the Chrome extension and the developer APIppt.ai ↗
Developer API documentation referenced from the product sitedeveloper.ppt.ai ↗

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium
Paid options from: $9.90/mo
Billing: Monthly

Free tier is three decks a month with limited features. Plus is $9.90/month, or $7.90/month billed annually, for up to 50 decks; Pro is $19.90/month, or $13.90 annually, for up to 200. The metered unit is decks per month, not slides.

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Pros & cons of PPT.AI

medium confidence

The useful part is the breadth of what it will swallow — a YouTube link and a spreadsheet go in the same slot as a PDF — combined with a real PPTX export, which is what separates these tools from the ones that trap your deck in their own editor. Quotas are generous at the price. It is a first-draft machine: expect to restructure the argument yourself, because the tool matches the shape of the source rather than the shape of the talk.

Pros

Ingests Word, PDF, text, Markdown, spreadsheets, images, URLs and YouTube videos
Exports to PPTX as well as PDF, so decks remain editable in PowerPoint
Documented developer API at developer.ppt.ai for programmatic generation
Chrome extension pulls web pages in as source without copy-paste
Free tier is a real three-deck allowance, not a single trial run

Cons

Plans meter whole decks per month, so iterating on one deck can burn quota
No operating company, country or founding year is disclosed anywhere on the site
Time-saving and slide-count claims are the vendor's own with no methodology given

Best for

Turning an existing report or spec into a starting deck in minutes
Anyone who has to hand the final file to someone who works in PowerPoint
Teams generating decks programmatically from a content pipeline via the API

Not for

Brand-controlled decks that must follow a corporate template exactly
Narrative-heavy talks where structure matters more than coverage
Data storytelling that needs live charts rather than rendered ones

Watch out: The advertised annual discounts change the headline price materially — $7.90 versus $9.90 on Plus — so the monthly figure is the one you pay only if you refuse the yearly commitment.

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