Turn your presentation into a live website
Upload your PowerPoint deck. Get a professional, navigable website with real pages and mobile-friendly layouts — not an embedded slideshow — in minutes.
No credit card required · Published in minutes
Also works with PDF decks and Word documents
How it works
Three steps. No web designer required.
Describe the website you need
Tell Exepad what the site is for — company overview, pitch, product showcase, institutional credentials — and what the call to action is.
Attach your deck
Upload the .pptx. Exepad extracts slide content, imagery, and speaker notes; rebuilds the flow as real web pages; and generates navigation.
Publish in minutes
Your website is live on a custom URL with proper pages, mobile layouts, and a contact form. Update content in the app — no re-upload.
Not an embedded deck.
A real website.
Your PowerPoint becomes a proper website with navigation, mobile layouts, search, and forms — all the things a slide viewer never gave you.
Real pages, not embedded slides
Each slide becomes its own web page with responsive layout, meta tags, and its own URL — indexable by Google as a real document.
Site-wide search and navigation
Real navigation menus, breadcrumbs, and a full-text site search. Visitors find what they need without clicking through every slide.
Contact forms that work
A proper contact or enquiry form wired to email, with validation and database storage. Not a 'email us at...' line on the last slide.
Email delivery on every form submit
Submissions fire email to your team with context; respondents get an auto-reply. No third-party email service configuration.
Per-page visitor analytics
See which pages get the most traffic, which content engages, and which converts. Built-in — no Google Analytics plumbing.
Mobile-first layouts
Pages reflow for phones and tablets instead of forcing a fixed slide aspect. Tap-sized controls, readable typography, clean scroll.
Built for PowerPoint decks
Exepad reads your deck like a site editor — separating structure from presentation.
Slides become pages
Each slide is parsed as a structural unit and rebuilt as a web page. Slide titles become page titles; slide content becomes the page body.
Speaker notes become SEO content
Notes attached to each slide are included as page body content — excellent for SEO and for giving visitors more depth than the slide alone.
Deck theme translated to site style
Your deck's colour palette, typography, and imagery style are translated into a matching website visual system.
Embedded images placed at source resolution
Images on your slides are extracted at source resolution — not the scaled-for-slide version — and placed in the page layout.
Deck on a URL vs. Exepad website
Posting a deck to a URL gives you a slide viewer embedded in a page. A website rebuilds the content as proper web pages people can actually navigate and search.
Everything a deck on a URL can't do
A deck is for talking. A website is for finding, navigating, and converting. Every conversion includes the infrastructure that makes the difference.
From deck to website
in one sitting
Your deck already has the message. Exepad just gives it a proper home on the web.
Slides become pages
Each slide is rebuilt as a real web page with its own URL, title, and mobile-friendly layout — not shoved into a slide viewer frame.
Slide content becomes page body
Bullet points, headings, and body text from each slide become structured page content with appropriate HTML tags for SEO.
Deck flow becomes navigation
The order of your slides becomes the initial site navigation — which you can restructure, group, or reorder in the app after publishing.
Frequently asked — PowerPoint to Website
Ready to publish?
Upload your deck. Describe the site. Get a real website — not an embedded slideshow — in minutes.