Editable shapes
Boxes become rectangles, rounded rectangles, diamonds or freeform paths. Arrows become connectors with real arrowheads.
Mermaid → .pptx
Paste Mermaid code, preview it live and download a .pptx where every box, label and arrow is a real editable shape — not a flat picture.
Paste a diagram, choose a mode, export a presentation.
Nothing is uploaded and nothing is queued: the whole conversion runs locally.
Boxes become rectangles, rounded rectangles, diamonds or freeform paths. Arrows become connectors with real arrowheads.
Tidy automation, faithful layout or exact geometry — switch whenever you like before exporting.
Flowcharts, sequence, class, state, ER, gantt and timeline diagrams all work, because the converter reads the rendered vector output.
Labels keep their size, weight and alignment as real text runs, including CJK and right-to-left scripts.
There is no backend. Your diagram never leaves the browser tab you are working in.
Ten interface languages, chosen from your browser settings, region and time zone.
Three steps, about ten seconds.
Or start from one of the built-in examples.
Pick smart, faithful or exact, then adjust slide size and colors.
Open the .pptx in PowerPoint, Keynote, WPS or Google Slides.
Same diagram, three trade-offs.
| Mode | Best for | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| Smart | Clean client-facing slides | Grid snapping, aligned rows, orthogonal connectors |
| Faithful | Sharing the diagram exactly as drawn | Same layout and curves, coordinates rounded |
| Exact | Pixel-perfect hand-off | Nothing — geometry and styling copied as-is |
Yes. Every box is a PowerPoint shape with its own geometry and text body, and every arrow is a connector with an arrowhead. You can drag, resize, recolor and retype them without touching an image.
No. The converter runs entirely in the browser using a bundled copy of Mermaid, so there is no account, no upload and no plugin.
Anything Mermaid can render: flowchart, sequence, class, state, ER, gantt, timeline, mindmap and more. Unusual shapes fall back to freeform geometry so nothing is lost.
Smart mode re-routes connectors as orthogonal elbows to make slides easier to read. Use faithful or exact if you need the original curvature.
No. Conversion happens with the Canvas and file APIs inside your browser. Nothing about the diagram is transmitted.
The page is responsive and usable on tablets and phones, but a wide screen makes editing large diagrams much easier.