Any format. Any number of pages. We'll figure out the rest.
Rendering pages. No GPU work yet.
Click any slide to extract its visual parts and editable text. Pages you don't open stay untouched.
PPTX gives you a layered, editable presentation. SVG gives you real text where you asked for it, on a single page.
A six-step flow that turns a flat infographic into editable parts.
Drop a PPTX, PDF, or image. Multi-page files appear in the Library where you pick one to work on.
SAM finds visual parts. Drag the slider to control granularity — the ★ shows our recommended setting. Hover any part to preview it.
Flip the toggle to collapse overlapping detections into one cleaner set, and to let CLIP label them (Logo, Chart, Icon, Photo…).
Locks the layout. Unlocks Save and the text editor. You can still re-decompose later — confirming isn't final.
EasyOCR finds every text region. Tick the ones you want as real PowerPoint text frames — the rest stay in the background.
PPTX — every part as its own movable layer. SVG — promoted text as real <text>, visuals as image patches.
How fine-grained the detection should be. Ultra-Coarse finds bigger blocks; Ultra-Fine finds tiny icons. The starred tick is the RL agent's recommendation.
Off by default. When on, we collapse overlapping SAM detections and label what survives. Use this when you have too many redundant boxes.
Reveals the detection boxes on the canvas. Hover any to preview the actual extracted part. The smallest part wins the hover.
After confirming, click Make text editable. A picker lists every detected text region with its OCR'd content — edit the text inline before committing.
The "lock it in" button. Materializes the parts you see as actual PowerPoint shapes. Required before Save.
Two formats. PPTX keeps every part as a separate movable layer plus your editable text frames. SVG is a single web-ready file with the same hybrid structure.