Beamer to PowerPoint

Yes. You can use a Beamer presentation with online PowerPoint by converting it to PPTX first. Upload your LaTeX .tex file to Sharayeh, and you'll get a standard .pptx that opens in PowerPoint Online, Google Slides, or desktop PowerPoint. Math equations, TikZ diagrams, and formatting are preserved visually via high-resolution slide rendering.

Beamer PowerPoint conversion means turning a LaTeX Beamer deck (.tex) into a PowerPoint file (.pptx) so teams can present it without LaTeX. Sharayeh compiles Beamer in the cloud and keeps the slide look faithful to the original output.

Mathematical equations are rendered from your compiled Beamer output and preserved visually in the resulting PowerPoint slides. Complex LaTeX like matrices, integrals, summations, and custom macros is supported in rendering quality. Native editable OMML equation export is on the roadmap.

All standard Beamer themes (Madrid, Berlin, Warsaw, etc.) are supported through compilation and high-fidelity rendering. The output keeps the visual appearance of your theme in PowerPoint slides.

Frame overlays render correctly in the generated slide visuals. Native PowerPoint animation conversion for \pause, \onslide, and \visible is planned and will be released in a future update.

Today, equations are preserved as part of high-fidelity rendered slide content. Editable native PowerPoint equation output is on the roadmap.

Simply upload your .tex file to Sharayeh's free Beamer to PowerPoint converter. The tool processes your LaTeX source, converts all frames to slides, preserves math equations and diagrams, and outputs a downloadable .pptx file. No LaTeX installation required, free account in seconds, 100% free.

Yes! The converter runs entirely in the cloud — you don't need LaTeX, TeX Live, or any other software installed. Just upload your .tex file and download the PPTX result.

For this converter, use the .tex source for best results. If you already have a compiled PDF, use our dedicated PDF to PowerPoint tool. Native Beamer-PDF fallback inside this tool is on the roadmap.

Yes — download the .tex source from Overleaf (Menu → Source → Download) and upload it here. For multi-file projects with images or .bib references, zip the whole project folder and upload the .zip. The converter handles \input{}, \include{}, embedded images, and BibTeX/biblatex automatically.

Yes — slide structure, titles, and text frames are editable as native PowerPoint objects. Math equations and TikZ diagrams are embedded as high-resolution images so they render identically to your Beamer PDF. To edit a math equation or diagram, edit the .tex source and re-convert.

Single-file projects: upload .tex or .ltx directly. Multi-file projects (with images, .bib, or split chapters): zip the folder and upload the .zip. The converter looks for the main file with \documentclass{beamer}.

50 MB per upload on the free tier — enough for a typical 100-frame Beamer deck with embedded high-resolution images. For larger projects, compress images first (JPEG quality 85, max 2000 px wide) or split the deck into sections.