image2editable plugin
The image-to-ppt skill turns images, PDFs and picture-only slides into a PowerPoint deck whose text and elements can be edited.
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Why this level
- The skill reads local files and creates new PPTX files next to the originals.
Install
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Manual install
npx skills add DSY-Xueai/image2editable --skill image-to-pptInstall the `image-to-psd` skill with the same command and its name.
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The skill reads local files and creates new PPTX files next to the originals.
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What it does
`image2editable` installs the `image-to-ppt` skill into Codex and Claude Code, with an `image-to-psd` skill alongside. Input is a single image, a folder of images, a PDF, a picture-only deck or a mixed PPTX. The output is a PowerPoint file where recognized text became ordinary text boxes and separate elements moved into transparent pictures that can be dragged around. In mixed decks whatever was already editable stays untouched: text, shapes, tables, charts, notes and layer order. Multi-page documents produce many slides in order. The result goes through a quality gate: each component gets at most five repair rounds and only a rebuild that passes is marked as finished.
Who it is for. Teachers, designers and analysts whose slides survive only as pictures or PDFs and who have no time to rebuild the layout from scratch.
Good fit when
- Screenshots of course slides must become a deck with editable text.
- A report PDF is converted to PowerPoint for a talk.
- A deck made of pictures is corrected without touching already editable tables.
- A series of images is assembled into a multi-page PPTX in one request.
Not a fit when
- A new presentation from an article or outline is needed: the tool rebuilds existing pages.
- Complex graphics must become native PowerPoint shapes.
- The agent cannot read images and local files.
Example request
/image-to-ppt Convert input.pdf to an editable PPTX and keep pages with already editable text unchanged.Limitations
The tool rebuilds finished pages and does not create a deck from an article or outline. Complex visual elements usually stay as movable pictures and the author does not promise every inner element will become a native PowerPoint shape. The agent must read images and local files and call tools. For the best result a single image should be 16:9. The skill is called as `$image-to-ppt` in Codex and `/image-to-ppt` in Claude Code. Documentation is in Chinese, with an English `README_EN.md`.
How to disable. Delete the `image-to-ppt` skill folder from the agent skills directory or disable the plugin in Claude Code. Created PPTX files stay on disk.
FAQ
How do I install it?
Run `npx skills add DSY-Xueai/image2editable --skill image-to-ppt` or ask the agent to install the skill from the repository.
Which input files are supported?
Images, a folder of images, PDFs, picture-only decks and mixed PPTX.
What becomes editable?
Recognized text turns into text boxes and separate elements become movable transparent pictures.
Does anything already editable change?
No. In mixed decks text, shapes, tables, charts, notes and layer order stay untouched.
Is there a way without a file-capable agent?
In ChatGPT in the browser a single image can be split using the `Webpage__chunking_prompt.md` guide.
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