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Convert HTML to PPT

Paste in your HTML or a URL, and Plus AI will transform it into client-ready presentation. No sign-up required.

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How does it work?

Paste your HTML

Paste your HTML or give Plus AI a URL

Plus AI generates your presentation

We use the latest AI models to create a presentation on your topic.

You receive a link to the slides

Customize your presentation, edit it with AI, and share with customers or coworkers.

Preview our presentation templates

Insight Bold

Red-themed template for consulting presentations.

Insight

Deep blue-themed template for consulting presentations.

Modern Sketchpad

Playful hand-drawn presentation template for work or school

Minimalist Light Professional Presentation Template

A bright and airy professional template for use with Plus AI.

Spiral Notebook

Playful spiral notebook background template. With stickers!

Simple Notebook

A modern template inspired by paper notebooks. Suitable for professional and educational presentations.

Minimalist Blue

Why are all corporate presentation templates blue?

Metro

Colorful and a bit retro. More fun than your standard corporate template.

Explore all templates

FAQs

Can I automatically convert HTML to PowerPoint?

Yes! Plus AI can turn HTML pages into fully-formatted PowerPoint presentations in minutes. Paste a URL or your HTML, and Plus AI will create slides with structured layouts, text, and visuals.

Can I edit slides after converting them from HTML?

Yes, Plus AI is designed for professional presentation creators, so every slide is fully editable and compatible with your existing Google Slides and PowerPoint presentations.

Is there a free way to convert HTML to PPT?

Yes, you can use the free HTML to PPT tool on the Plus AI site to convert your HTML into slides.

How long should my presentation be?

A good general rule of thumb is you need 1 slide for every 2 minutes of your presentation, plus or minus 2 to 3 slides. For more detailed guidance, check out our guide on How many slides do I need for my presentation?