DeckEdit
DeckEdit: Free browser-based tool to convert Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) slides and AI-generated PDFs into editable PowerPoint files. 100% local processing, no upload required.
What does DeckEdit convert and produce?
DeckEdit converts PDF slide decks and slide images, including NotebookLM exports, into PowerPoint (.pptx) files. Browser-based OCR turns detected text into editable text boxes. The source says the original slide backgrounds remain at full resolution. Users can adjust fonts, colours and wording before exporting.
View in the company profileWhich files can I use, and what are the limits?
The converter accepts PDF, PNG, JPG and WebP files, with a maximum of 30 MB and 50 pages per file.
View in the company profileDo files stay local, and can conversion work offline?
According to DeckEdit's source page, OCR and editing run locally in the browser, and documents are not uploaded to its servers.
View in the company profileThe OCR models download on first use and are cached in the browser. The source says conversion can then work offline.
View in the company profileIs the converter free, and do I need an account?
The retained source states that the converter is free, needs no account, and has no daily conversion quota or watermarks.
View in the company profileWhich editing modes does DeckEdit describe?
The source also describes a browser slide editor for building, theming and editing slides.
View in the company profilePPTX Conversion creates a PowerPoint file with editable text boxes. Image PDF Edit lets users change text in the original image or PDF and export in the original document format.
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More information from this source
- DeckEdit
Free browser-based tool to convert Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) slides and AI-generated PDFs into editable PowerPoint files. 100% local processing, no upload required.
- Browser access
The website lists Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge and says no desktop installation is needed.
- OCR troubleshooting guidance
For OCR problems, DeckEdit's help recommends enabling browser hardware acceleration, then reloading the page or trying Chrome or Edge.