Turn a PowerPoint .pptx deck into Markdown, one section per slide in presentation order, with titles, bullets, tables, and speaker notes. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Converting PowerPoint to Markdown turns a .pptx deck into Markdown, one section for each slide in presentation order. iLoveMD reads the deck entirely in your browser: drop a .pptx file and it takes each slide's title, body text and bullets, tables, and speaker notes and writes them as Markdown. It reads only slide and notes text, so the deck's author, company, and reviewer comments stay out of the result. Because the deck is parsed locally in JavaScript, your file is never uploaded to a server, it works offline once the page has loaded, and there is no sign-up or tracking. Copy the Markdown to your clipboard or download it as a .md file, ready for notes, documentation, or summarizing a presentation's content with an LLM.
A PowerPoint deck (.pptx) is a set of slides, each with a title, body text, sometimes a table, and optional speaker notes. This tool reads the deck in your browser and turns each slide into a Markdown section, in presentation order. The file is never uploaded.
Drop a .pptx file onto the upload strip, or click to choose one. It is read in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Every slide becomes a Markdown section in presentation order, with its title, bullets, tables, and speaker notes.
Copy the result to your clipboard or download it as a .md file.
Yes. Slides are converted in presentation order, even if they were rearranged after being created. Each slide becomes its own section.
Yes. Each slide's speaker notes are included below it, clearly labelled, so you can keep or remove them.
No. This tool reads text: titles, bullets, tables, and notes. Images, charts, SmartArt, and animations are not converted.
Not directly. The old .ppt format is a different binary file; open it in PowerPoint and re-save it as .pptx, then convert that.
No. The deck is read and converted entirely in your browser. It also leaves out author, company, and reviewer-comment data, so none of that ends up in the Markdown.
Last updated: June 26, 2026