About PowerPoint to HTML
PowerPoint to HTML turns a deck into a web page anyone can flip through in a browser, without PowerPoint, a viewer app or a file-sharing link. Put it on your website or intranet, attach it to an email, or open it on a phone. Upload a PPTX, PPT or ODP file and you get one self-contained HTML file with the slides embedded. For a copy people can download and print, PowerPoint to PDF is the better choice.
The viewer has previous and next buttons, a slide counter, a thumbnail strip and a full-screen button. Arrow keys, Page Up and Page Down work, and on a phone you swipe. Each slide has its own address, so a link ending in #5 opens slide 5. For PPTX files, a text panel shows the words and speaker notes of each slide.
How to use PowerPoint to HTML
- 1Upload the presentation
Choose or drop a PPTX, PPT or ODP file. Free accounts can convert decks of up to 100 slides.
- 2Click PowerPoint to HTML
Each slide is turned into an image inside the web page on our server.
- 3Open or publish
Double-click the HTML file to check it, then upload it to your site or send it on.
Why use Cubfile for this
- One file, nothing else
Slides are embedded in the page, so it works offline and needs no other files.
- Keyboard, mouse and swipe
Arrow keys, Page Up and Down, a click on either side of the slide, or a swipe on a phone.
- Link to any slide
Add #7 to the end of the address and the page opens on slide 7.
- Text and notes panel
For PPTX files, the T button shows the text and speaker notes of the current slide.