About SlideBeaver
A browser tool for the handoff from an HTML presentation to a PowerPoint file.
Why this tool exists
AI chats and coding agents can create HTML presentations, but handing those files to someone who uses a presentation app adds another step. SlideBeaver brings preview, small visual edits, and static PPTX export into one browser workflow. Start with an existing HTML file; the editor does not generate a deck from a prompt.
The presentation prompts and independent Skill guides help you prepare the source in your own AI tool. Keep your original presentation and check the exported file before sharing it.
What happens to your file
Uploaded HTML is processed in your browser for editing and conversion. SlideBeaver does not provide account storage or a recoverable cloud copy of your deck. Download your work before closing or refreshing the editor.
Images and fonts referenced by your source may still request external resources. The website also has optional analytics controls. Read the Privacy Policy for these details.
What the PowerPoint export contains
The result is a static PPTX. Supported text boxes and basic shapes can remain editable; some graphics become images. Animations and scripts are excluded, fonts are not embedded, and complex CSS can look different. The browser preview is a view of the HTML, not a PowerPoint rendering.
Use the output inspection guide to check actual objects and fonts, or work through the layout and export exercises.
The SlideBeaver project
Questions, bug reports, and privacy requests can be sent through our contact page. The project publishes original examples and independent guides; upstream Skill authors retain their own attribution and licenses.