Add to ChromeWhat this PPTX translator does
It translates the text on your slides and in speaker notes, charts, SmartArt and comments, then writes it back into the same PowerPoint file. You download a .pptx you can keep editing, in any of 199 languages, from English to Japanese, Spanish to English, or any other pair.
Fast translation is free and needs no account. Standard and Premium are AI tiers that use credits and need a free account.
How to translate a PowerPoint file
- Choose a .pptx file. Free uploads can be up to 10 MB.
- Pick the language you want and a quality tier.
- Check the original and translated text side by side.
- Download the translated .pptx and open it in PowerPoint.
Translate PowerPoint to Spanish or Japanese
Set the target to Spanish or Japanese before you upload. Translated text is often longer or shorter than the original and is written into the same text boxes, so look through the slides before you present.
Limits
Older .ppt files need saving as .pptx first. Text inside pictures is not translated. Bold or color on part of a paragraph may occasionally flatten to one style.
Frequently asked questions
Is this PowerPoint translator free?
Yes, on the Fast tier, with no account. Files can be up to 10 MB. The Standard and Premium AI tiers use credits.
Will my slides keep their layout?
The translation is written back into the same file, so slides, images and text boxes stay where they are. Longer translations can need a manual fit.
Does it translate speaker notes?
Yes. Speaker notes are translated along with the slides, as are charts, SmartArt and comments. Text inside pictures is not.
Can Google Translate translate a PowerPoint?
On a computer, yes: Google Translate's Documents tab accepts .pptx files up to 10 MB, according to Google Translate Help, and document translation is not offered there on phones. This PowerPoint translator also accepts .pptx files up to 10 MB, works in a phone browser, and returns an editable PowerPoint with translated slides, speaker notes, charts, SmartArt and comments.
Is there a way to translate a whole PowerPoint at once?
Yes. Upload the .pptx, pick the language and download the whole deck translated in one file: every slide with its speaker notes, charts, SmartArt and comments. You don't need to copy text slide by slide. Text inside pictures is the one part left in the original language.
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Pricing
A plan gives you credits each month. The quality tier you pick per translation — Fast (free), Standard or Premium — decides how many credits that translation spends.
Save up to 50% with yearly billing
Free
- Fast translation — free, no login
- 100 welcome credits on signup (≈ 20 PDF pages)
- 3 document pages/day free preview
- Up to 5,000 characters per request
- Images up to 10 MB
- Office 10 MB
- All free tools
Plus
50% OFF- Everything in Free
- 1,600 credits/month (≈ 320 PDF pages)
- 10 format-preserving doc pages every 10 days, at openimmersive.ai/pdf or the Documents tab
- Up to 30,000 characters per request
- Images up to 50 MB
- Office 20 MB
- Top-ups: $10 → 1,100 credits (vs 1,000)
- 3-day free trial on yearly
- Cancel anytime
Max
30% OFF- Everything in Plus
- 8,000 credits/month of AI translation (5× Plus)
- Up to 100,000 characters per request
- Images up to 100 MB
- Office 20 MB
- Priority support
- 3-day free trial on yearly
- Cancel anytime
One file to translate? Buy credits once.
$10 → 1,000 credits (≈ 200 PDF pages on Fast, about $0.05 a page; Standard pages cost twice that), one-time — no subscription. Subscribers get 1,100.
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