Convert PowerPoint to Google Slides

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Features

Finds the fonts Google cannot host

Calibri, Segoe UI, Avenir, Futura and the rest are not Google fonts. Slides substitutes them silently at open time, which is what moves your line breaks and pushes text off the slide.

Reads theme fonts, not just run fonts

Most decks never set a font on individual text; they inherit the theme. A check that only looks at runs reports nothing for a deck that is entirely Calibri — which is exactly the deck that will reflow.

Swaps for the nearest Google-hosted match

Calibri becomes Arial, Avenir becomes Montserrat, Traditional Arabic becomes Amiri, and so on — chosen by metric similarity so the layout barely moves.

Names what cannot be preserved

SmartArt flattens to an image, embedded video and audio are dropped, charts lose their link to source data, transitions do not import. You get told before the meeting, not during it.

Honest about what Slides already does

Google Slides imports .pptx on its own. This page does not pretend otherwise — it fixes the part that goes wrong, which is fidelity.

Prepare a PowerPoint deck so it survives import into Google Slides. Google Slides already opens .pptx files, so a tool that simply handed the file back would be selling you nothing. What actually goes wrong is fidelity: Slides substitutes any font Google does not host, flattens SmartArt to a flat image, drops embedded audio and video, breaks the link between a chart and its source data, and discards transitions — and it does all of that silently, so you find out when the deck is on a screen in front of people. Upload the .pptx and you get a report of exactly what will break on your deck, plus a prepared copy with unhosted fonts swapped for the closest Google-hosted equivalent, chosen for metric similarity so the layout barely moves. The font check reads the theme as well as individual text runs, because most decks never set a font on the text itself — they inherit Calibri from the theme, and Calibri is not a Google font. Try without sign-up.

Key Benefits

Tells you what Slides will break before the meeting, not during it
Swaps unhosted fonts for metric-similar Google fonts so the layout holds
Checks theme fonts too, which is where the default Calibri actually lives
Honest scope: Slides imports .pptx already, this fixes the fidelity

Common Use Cases

1A team moving from Microsoft 365 to Google Workspace migrates a deck library without discovering font reflow one file at a time.
2A consultant sends a client on Google Workspace a deck that opens the way it was designed.
3A lecturer uploads course slides to Google Slides for sharing and wants to know which diagrams stopped being editable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can't Google Slides already open a .pptx?

Yes, and this page says so rather than pretending otherwise. Opening is not the problem; fidelity is. Slides silently substitutes fonts it does not host, flattens SmartArt, drops media and discards transitions. This tool tells you which of those apply to your deck and fixes the font half.

Why do my slides reflow after importing?

Almost always fonts. If your deck uses Calibri — PowerPoint's default and not a font Google hosts — Slides swaps it for something with different metrics, so line breaks move and text overflows its box. Substituting to a metric-similar Google font before importing is what prevents that.

Does it upload anything to my Google account?

No. There is no Google connection and no Drive access. You get a prepared .pptx back and import it yourself through File → Import slides, exactly as you would have done.

What happens to my SmartArt?

Slides flattens it into a static image on import; nothing can prevent that, because Slides has no SmartArt equivalent. The report tells you which slides are affected so you can rebuild those diagrams natively if they need to stay editable.

Will my charts still work?

Charts import and display, but they lose the link to their underlying data, so you edit values inside Slides afterwards rather than through a spreadsheet link. The report flags every slide that carries one.

What if it finds a font with no Google equivalent?

It is listed as unmapped rather than being replaced with a wrong guess. You can then choose a Google font yourself, or accept that Slides will substitute it and check those slides after importing.

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Convert PowerPoint to Google Slides online with AI — convert PPT to GSLIDES in seconds in your browser while preserving formatting. No install needed.

  1. Step 1: Upload your PowerPoint file
  2. Step 2: Click “Convert to Google Slides”
  3. Step 3: Open the deck directly in your Google Drive

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