ShobFree Art

Open and edit PowerPoint online

Turn a .pptx deck into slides you can redesign: change the text, colours, pictures and backgrounds, then export a PDF, images or an animated video.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • Nothing uploaded
  • Bangla ready

Each slide becomes a page at the size of your presentation. Titles and bullet lists keep their fonts, sizes and colours from the slide master, shapes keep their fills and outlines, and pictures keep their crop.

Speaker notes come along as page notes. Files made in PowerPoint, Keynote (exported as .pptx) and Google Slides (downloaded as .pptx) all work.

What comes across

  • Slide size, backgrounds (colour, gradient or picture) and theme colours
  • Text boxes and placeholders, with bullets, alignment, bold, italic and colours
  • Shapes, lines and arrows, groups and pictures
  • Tables, which you can keep editing with Table → Edit cells
  • Speaker notes

Good to know

  • Charts and SmartArt become placeholders: rebuild charts with Apps → Charts.
  • Animations, transitions, video and audio are not imported.
  • Password-protected decks must be saved without the password first. Old .ppt files must be saved as .pptx.

How it works

  1. Click "Open a PowerPoint file" and choose your .pptx, or drop it on the start screen.
  2. Each slide opens as a page. Edit text, swap photos or try a new colour palette.
  3. Download as PDF or images, or add animation and export an MP4 video.

Frequently asked questions

Is my presentation uploaded anywhere?

No. The file is opened by your own browser on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and the editor does not download anything from other websites while it reads your file.

Do I need PowerPoint installed?

No. Everything happens in your browser, on a computer or a phone.

Will my fonts look the same?

Common Office fonts are matched to close open fonts (for example Calibri to Open Sans), so line breaks can move a little. The editor lists every replaced font.

Can I export it back to PowerPoint?

Not yet. You can download PDF, PNG, JPG, SVG, MP4, WebM or GIF, and save a project file to keep editing later.

Your file stays on your device. Open it and start editing.

Open a PowerPoint file