PNG to PPT: The Fast Way to Reuse Slide Screenshots

Turn a folder of PNG screenshots into a clean, editable PPTX deck in under a minute — one full-bleed slide per image.

Why convert images back into slides?

Designers and consultants often receive finalized slides as images —
exported from Figma, photographed from a whiteboard, or sent as a PDF that
lost its editability. Rebuilding each slide by hand is tedious. With a
PNG to PPT conversion, every image becomes one full-bleed 16:9 slide,
packaged into a single .pptx you can keep editing.

How it works

Sign in and open the PNG to PPT studio.
Drag in your PNG or JPG files (up to 50 per conversion).
Each image costs one credit; a new account starts with 100 free.
Download slides.pptx and open it in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.

Tips for the cleanest result

Export source slides at 16:9 so nothing gets cropped.
Keep images at a consistent resolution for a uniform deck.
Order files alphabetically before uploading to control slide sequence.

Pro tip: converting screenshots is also a great way to archive a deck you
can no longer edit — you keep the visuals and can annotate on top.