Turn any PowerPoint into a working application
Upload your presentation. Describe the app you need. Publish it in minutes — not as embedded slides, but as a real interactive application.
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Also works with PDF, Word, Excel, and images
How it works
Three steps. No technical knowledge required.
Describe what you need
Tell Exepad what kind of app you want to build from your deck — a training tool, a knowledge base, a product catalogue, or something specific to your audience.
Attach your presentation
Upload the .pptx file. Exepad reads every slide, extracts text, charts, tables, and embedded images, and uses the deck structure to organise the application.
Publish in minutes
The app goes live with each slide as a navigable section, speaker notes as supporting text, and search wired across the deck. Share with viewers who never needed PowerPoint installed.
Not an embedded slideshow.
A real application.
Other tools embed your deck in a browser. Exepad rebuilds the content as a working application with its own database, search, and infrastructure.
Slides become structured content
Every slide's text, headings, tables, and images are extracted and stored as structured records. Your deck stops being a file and becomes queryable data.
Search across every slide
Full-text search indexes every slide instantly. Users find the right section in seconds — no need to scroll through 80 slides.
Forms that write back to your data
Survey or feedback slides become real digital forms connected to the app's database. Every response is captured and searchable.
Training emails on autopilot
Trainees get completion emails, survey invites, and certificate links automatically. Stop chasing reminders in a spreadsheet — the app handles them for you.
Slide-by-slide engagement
See which slides get viewed, how long users stay on each, and where they drop off. Fix the slides that are losing people — before the next training cycle.
Works on every device
Your app looks and works correctly on desktop, tablet, and phone. No more pinch-and-zoom on slide thumbnails.
Built for PowerPoint files
Exepad understands the structure inside your deck — not just the text on the slides.
Slides become sections
Each slide is parsed as a structural unit. Slide titles become section headings, slide content becomes the section body. The deck's flow becomes the app's outline.
Tables and charts are extracted
Tables on slides become searchable structured records. Charts and figures are detected and placed into the application layout.
Speaker notes are captured
Notes attached to each slide are extracted and used as supporting content — perfect for training apps and reference tools that need depth beyond the slide.
Embedded images and shapes
Pictures, diagrams, and shape-based illustrations inside your deck are extracted and placed into the application layout automatically.
PowerPoint vs. Exepad app
Slides are for meetings. Applications are for everything else. Your deck has the content — your app has the audience.
What can you build from a presentation?
The same deck can become entirely different applications depending on what you describe.
Training decks become interactive learning tools with progress tracking and assessments.
Onboarding and reference decks become searchable knowledge bases your team uses every day.
Product decks become browsable catalogues with categories, detail pages, and enquiry forms.
Company overview and pitch decks become professional websites with proper navigation.
Decks full of charts and data become interactive dashboards with filtering and live updates.
Survey and questionnaire slides become digital forms with data capture and storage.
Everything your deck can't do
A presentation is a file. Your app is a platform. Every conversion includes what you'd otherwise need a dozen tools — and an IT team — to assemble.
From slides to application
in one sitting
Your deck already has the content and the flow. Exepad turns that into a live application — not a prototype, not a mockup.
Slides become sections
Each slide becomes a navigable section in the app. The deck's order becomes the app's outline. No restructuring required.
Slide content becomes records
Bullet points, headings, and body text on each slide are stored as structured content. Each item is searchable and individually addressable.
Charts and tables become data
Tabular content and chart data on slides are detected and converted into searchable, sortable records.
Frequently asked — PowerPoint to App
Can I turn a PowerPoint into an application?
What kind of app can I build from a presentation?
How is this different from embedding slides on a website?
Are tables and charts extracted from the slides?
Are speaker notes used?
Can I update the app after it is created from PowerPoint?
What PowerPoint formats are supported?
Ready to build?
Upload your presentation. Describe what you need. Get a working application in minutes.