A PNG file with a bar chart next to a PPT file with the same chart, illustrating PNG to PPT conversion

Convert PNG to PPT

Need a PNG chart or logo on a slide? Upload it to this free PNG to PPT converter, then download a PPT file with a single slide that's the same size as your PNG. It works online, so there's nothing to install. You can also add a title in the editor before downloading.

Drag and drop your PNG file here

You can select one static image file.

Converting files is free. The Free plan has a daily limit on PPTX downloads with [Text editing available], but not with [Turn individual elements into images]. You can select images up to 32–8000px in both width and height.

How to convert PNG to PPT

A bar chart PNG goes into the MiriCanvas editor, where the download panel is set to PPTX with the PPT option [Text editing available], and comes out as a PPT file

1. Upload your PNG

Drag a PNG file onto the upload area, or click [Select PNG file] to choose one. Animated PNGs and files over 100 MB aren't supported.

2. Sign in, then click [Download PPT]

Sign in before you click [Download PPT]. The editor then opens with your PNG on a slide of the same size. If you sign in after the editor opens, your image won't carry over and you'll have to upload it again.

3. Download now, or add a title

When the editor opens, a download panel appears with PPTX already selected. If you don't need a title, pick [Turn individual elements into images] under [PPT option] and click [Download] at the bottom of that panel. That option doesn't count toward the Free plan's daily limit. To add a title, close the panel, add text from the [Text] menu on the left, and drag it into place.

4. Reopen the download panel

When you're done editing, click [Download] at the top right to reopen the panel. This time it may show a different format, so pick PPTX under [File format], then choose an option under [PPT option] right below it.

5. Save your PPT file

Click [Download] at the bottom of the panel to save your PPT file.

Example illustration of three PNG files, a bar chart, a pie chart, and a flow diagram, gathered into one PPT with several slides

When you need to make a PPT from PNG charts

Charts made in Excel or an analytics tool often get saved as PNG images. Then someone asks for the meeting deck as a PPT, and each chart has to go onto a slide.

If you only have one chart, make it into a slide here. If you have several, use [Add page] in the editor to add a page for each one, and bring in the other PNGs from the [Upload] menu. When you download, pick PPTX under [File format] and [All pages] under [Select page] to get them all in one PPT file. If your charts are saved as JPGs, start on the JPG to PPT page instead.

Convert JPG to PPT

A bar chart image selected in the MiriCanvas editor, with the download panel on the right set to PPTX and the PPT option [Text editing available]

Transparent PNGs stay see-through on the slide

A logo or icon with no background goes onto the slide with its see-through areas intact. The slide itself is white, but those areas stay transparent in the image instead of being filled with white.

Editor illustration of resizing the bar chart image and editing brightness and contrast with filters

Shrink the chart to make room for a title

The slide starts out the same size as your PNG, so the chart fills it. Make the chart a little smaller to free up room at the top, then add a title or a source line. You can also adjust brightness and contrast with a filter if the colors look faded.

The MiriCanvas download panel with PPTX selected and the PPT option list open, showing [Text editing available] chosen over [Turn individual elements into images]

If you added text, check the PPT option

With PPTX selected under [File format], you'll see two choices under [PPT option]: [Text editing available] and [Turn individual elements into images]. The first saves your file with fonts included, while the second turns every element, including your title, into an image. If the slide has only your PNG and no added text, both give the same result.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Can I convert a PNG to an editable PPT?

You can't edit text or lines that are already in your PNG. The whole image goes onto the slide as one picture, and the converter can't pull text out of an image. For a title or numbers you might change later, add them as separate text in the editor. Then, when you download as PPTX, choose [Text editing available] under [PPT option] so your fonts are saved with the file.

Can't I just insert a PNG into my PPT?

Sure, if you have PowerPoint, just insert it as a picture. If you don't, you can make a slide the same size as your PNG right in your browser, add a title, and download it as a PPT file.

Will my chart's text look blurry in the PPT?

A PNG of 23 MB or less isn't recompressed when it goes into the editor, and the slide matches the PNG's size, so nothing gets stretched. A PNG over 23 MB is compressed first, which may lower the quality slightly. The picture can also look blurry if you later make it bigger than its original size in PowerPoint.