PPT to Infographic
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Features
Editorial, not just layout
The hard part is deciding what to cut. Most of a deck does not belong on an infographic, so the model picks the handful of points that carry the argument instead of reflowing all of them.
Figures pulled from your own content
Each point is reduced to a number, percentage or keyword taken from your slides — never an invented statistic, which is the failure mode that makes generated infographics unusable.
Fits long values instead of clipping them
A long figure is stepped down in size until it fits its column, so nothing overlaps its label and nothing is cut off.
One closing takeaway
The page ends on a single sentence stating what the numbers add up to, which is what makes it readable without the deck beside it.
Full-resolution PNG
The download is a high-resolution image ready for a report appendix, a Slack post, a LinkedIn update or a printed one-pager.
Condense a PowerPoint deck into a single-page infographic. Upload the .pptx and you get one scannable image: a title, four to seven points each reduced to a figure and a short label, and a closing takeaway. The difficulty in going from a deck to an infographic is not layout, it is editing. A deck is a sequence that unfolds over twenty minutes; an infographic is one surface someone takes in during ten seconds of scrolling. Most of the content has to go, and what survives has to be reduced to a number and a label. That editorial decision is what this does, and every figure it uses is taken from your slides rather than invented — a generated infographic full of plausible-looking statistics that were never in your source is worse than no infographic at all. The layout puts each figure in its own column with the label beside it, stepping a long value down in size rather than letting it collide, and the download is a full-resolution PNG. Try without sign-up.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many points will it pick?
Between four and seven, chosen for whether they carry the argument rather than by position in the deck. A deck with less substance produces fewer points instead of being padded out — padding is what makes an infographic look busy and say nothing.
Can it invent numbers?
The prompt forbids introducing any figure that is not in the source, and each point is drawn from your slides. Read the result before publishing: a slide that was ambiguous can still produce an ambiguous claim, and an infographic is the format where a wrong number travels furthest.
Can I choose the colours?
Not directly, but the palette is derived deterministically from the content, so re-running the same deck gives the same colours rather than a different look each time. The output is a PNG, so restyling in a design tool afterwards is straightforward.
What if my deck has no numbers in it?
Points fall back to a short keyword instead of a statistic, which still reads as an infographic. The format works best on decks with findings, metrics or comparisons — a purely narrative deck is better served by our notes or handout tools.
Does it work in Arabic?
Yes. The language is detected from the deck and the infographic is generated in it. Arabic decks produce Arabic points and an Arabic takeaway rather than a translation.
Why is the preview watermarked?
So you can judge the editorial choices and the layout before deciding, while the clean full-resolution image is what the download gives you. The preview is half-scale with a light watermark, deliberately readable rather than obscured.
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PPT to Infographic online with AI — convert PPT to IMG in seconds in your browser while preserving formatting. No install needed.
- Step 1: Upload your PowerPoint deck
- Step 2: Select video quality and click “Convert to Video”
- Step 3: Receive a shareable MP4 file
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