Convert NotebookLM Slides & PDF Exports into Editable PowerPoint
Convert NotebookLM slides and PDF exports into a fully editable PowerPoint you can rewrite, rebrand and present.
No credit card required. 1 credit = 1 page. Failed or canceled tasks have zero net billable credits.
Google NotebookLM is brilliant at turning your sources into slide-style briefings and PDF exports — but image-based exports are difficult to edit. Reslide closes that gap. Feed us your NotebookLM slide images or PDF export and we reconstruct every page into an editable PowerPoint with real text boxes, vector shapes and pictures on separate layers. The pipeline aims to preserve the visible layout while making reconstructed elements editable; source quality, fonts and visual complexity affect the result. It's API-first, so you can add NotebookLM-to-PPTX conversion to your own workflow with one request, or use the workspace for a quick export. Pricing is straightforward: 1 credit per page, and failed or canceled tasks have zero net billable task credits; reservations follow their original pools' lifecycle rules.
How it works
From a raw PDF or a folder of page images to an editable .pptx in three steps.
Export from NotebookLM
Download your NotebookLM slides as images, or export the briefing as a PDF.
Convert with Reslide
Send the images or PDF to the API or workspace — we rebuild each page into editable text boxes, shapes and pictures.
Edit and present
Download the editable .pptx, then refine and brand it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
Frequently asked questions
NotebookLM produces slide-style visuals and PDFs that behave like pictures — the text and shapes aren't separate objects. Reslide reconstructs them into native, editable PowerPoint elements.
Either works. If you have a PDF export, upload it directly. If you have individual slide images, send them as a list — one image per slide, in order. Both are billed per page.
Reslide is designed to preserve the visible layout, fonts and colors while rebuilding editable objects. Results can vary with source resolution, font availability and visual complexity, so review the converted deck before presenting it.
1 credit = 1 page. A 15-page export reserves 15 credits. A failed or canceled task has zero net billable credits, and its reservation is reconciled against the original pools subject to their lifecycle rules.
Yes. The API lets you convert exports programmatically — one request per document, then poll or receive a webhook and download the .pptx. Ideal for teams turning NotebookLM research into finished decks at scale.
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