Most "PDF to PowerPoint" tools simply drop a flat picture of each page onto a blank slide — it looks right but can't be touched. Reslide is different. We reconstruct every page of your PDF into native PowerPoint objects: real text boxes you can retype, vector shapes you can recolor, and pictures on their own separate layers. The result opens in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides with the visible layout preserved as closely as the source allows, while reconstructed elements stay selectable and editable. It's built API-first, so you can wire PDF conversion straight into your product with a single request, or use the workspace for a one-off deck. Billing stays simple: 1 credit equals 1 page, and failed or canceled tasks have zero net billable task credits; reservations are reconciled against their original pools under those pools' lifecycle rules.
How it works
From a raw PDF or a folder of page images to an editable .pptx in three steps.
Upload your PDF
Send a PDF up to 100MB through the API or the workspace uploader — or point us at a public pdf_url.
We rebuild each page
Our GPU pipeline reconstructs every page into editable text boxes, shapes and separate image layers.
Download editable .pptx
Grab the finished PowerPoint from a signed URL, or receive a webhook the moment it's ready.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We don't paste a screenshot of your PDF onto a slide. Each page is rebuilt into native PowerPoint objects — real text boxes, vector shapes and separate picture layers — so you can retype text, recolor shapes and swap images in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
Up to 100 pages per task. For larger documents, split them into multiple tasks — the credit cost is identical either way, since billing is strictly per page.
1 credit = 1 page. A 20-page PDF reserves 20 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. Whether your PDF contains selectable text or is a scan/export of slide images, we reconstruct the visible layout into editable elements. Cleanly-rendered, high-resolution pages give the sharpest results.
Absolutely — that's what we're built for. Create a conversion with one POST request, poll for status or listen for a signed webhook, then download the .pptx. See the API docs to get started.
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