Manage the slides of a PowerPoint (.pptx) presentation in your browser — reorder slides, duplicate or delete any of them, extract a single slide as a PNG / JPG image, or export everything as images in a ZIP, then download the rearranged presentation. Everything runs locally.
How it works — slides are shown as thumbnails in display order. Use the small buttons under each thumbnail to move, duplicate or remove a slide. "Extract" captures the current slide as an image. Downloading writes a corrected .pptx with your new order. Only text, images and tables are rendered for thumbnails; complex effects (SmartArt, embedded video) are simplified.
Drop a PowerPoint file here or click to choose
PPTX — up to 200 MB — parsed locally
Reordering is lossless — extracting is not
Slide order lives in one small list inside the presentation; reordering, duplicating and deleting slides just rewrites that list, so the slides themselves are written back byte-for-byte unchanged. Extracting a slide as PNG / JPG is different: it renders the slide into a pixel image, and pixels can no longer be edited as text — the .pptx stays the editable source of truth.
Reorder / duplicate / delete = structure edit, no quality loss; Extract = pixel snapshot, not editable. For combining whole decks use PPT Merge; for text edits use the PPT Viewer / Editor.
