Translate PowerPoint presentations online

Start from the original PowerPoint file when translating a training deck, company presentation or project update. A PPTX retains editable text and slide objects; a PDF export or screenshot cannot offer the same starting structure.

The service changes supported text within slide bodies, tables and speaker notes. It preserves the presentation's shapes, positions and theme settings. This means you can continue editing the translated deck rather than rebuilding it from copied text.

• Use the PPTX format. Save an older PPT presentation as PPTX before uploading.
• Check whether important wording sits inside SmartArt, embedded charts or pictures. Those elements are not translated as ordinary slide text.
• Leave enough room in text boxes for another language. Dense slides often need a layout review after translation.
• Read speaker notes before upload and remove anything that should not be shared. The notes are included in the translation.
• Keep the file within 20 MB and 20,000 supported words. The quote shows the word count before payment.

Inspect every slide at presentation size, including tables, titles, bullet lists and any diagrams you edited separately. Longer wording may wrap differently in a fixed text box. Check the translated notes against the content you intend to say aloud.

The formatting guarantee covers material damage caused by our processing under the published terms. It is not a promise that AI wording needs no review. For a public presentation, have someone familiar with the target language and subject check the final deck.