Extract the useful narrative from a presentation so it can be searched, summarized and reused outside the slide deck.
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Presentations communicate through layout, hierarchy and visuals. That works in a meeting, but it is inefficient when you need to analyze the content, create documentation or give the material to an AI assistant.
TokenPig turns the textual content of a PPTX into Markdown. Slide titles can become headings, bullets become lists and the deck becomes a document you can inspect without clicking through every slide.
Review the narrative in one continuous document instead of moving slide by slide.
Give an AI assistant a cleaner representation for executive summaries, action items and study notes.
Turn a deck into a memo, article outline, documentation page or meeting brief.
Remove decorative layout that does not add meaning to the text-based workflow.
Choose a .pptx file within the current TokenPig limit.
Titles, body text and lists are converted into a linear Markdown document.
Review slides whose meaning depends on charts, diagrams, arrows or spatial arrangement.
Use the output for an AI summary, a memo, documentation or a knowledge base.
Download the sample, run it through TokenPig and inspect the Markdown yourself before trusting it with important documents.
No. Markdown represents the content and hierarchy, not the original visual composition. Keep the PPTX for presentation fidelity.
Do not assume a chart’s visual data will become a complete textual explanation. Add chart descriptions or export the source data when that information matters.
Support can vary. Check the Markdown result before relying on notes as part of the converted context.
Yes. The linear text is well suited to summarization, provided you review slides where visuals carry essential information.
Direct upload may work, but Markdown gives you visibility into the extracted context and makes the result reusable across tools.
Start with a real file, inspect the output, and keep the original source for verification.
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