Translate a long PowerPoint into French, every slide in one job
Upload a .pptx of 60, 90 or 120 slides and get it back in French in one job: titles, bullets, tables and speaker notes translated in place, fonts, charts, images and animations unchanged, with vous or tu as you choose. The first slides are free with no sign-up; a deck of typically about 300 slides is $5.
- Vous (formal) or tu (informal), applied consistently
- Hidden slides translated too, in the original slide order
- Charts and images kept; text inside chart objects stays as it is
- Grown text boxes get a smaller text scale
- Several decks in one job, up to 10 files
Long decks in one go
A 120-slide deck is a lot of small pieces: titles, bullets, labels, table cells, notes. Each is translated with its slide number and role as context, so a two-word label is translated as a label, not as a sentence. The whole deck is processed in one job and comes back as one .pptx in the original slide order, including hidden slides.
Charts drawn as PowerPoint chart objects keep their data and labels as they are, and text inside pictures is not translated. Everything else on the slide, including grouped shapes and tables, is translated where it sits.
French conventions
Choose vous for clients, investors and formal settings, tu for internal or informal decks. French text is usually longer than English, so where a box grows clearly beyond the original its text scale is reduced and the box is set to shrink text on overflow. Use the glossary for terms your organization translates in a set way.
Decks people translate into French
- Investor and board presentations for France, Belgium, Switzerland and Canada
- Training decks for French-speaking offices in Africa
- Product launches and partner presentations
- Academic talks and lectures
How the tool works, what it costs and how your files are handled is on the Translate PowerPoint page; prices for every tool are on the pricing page.
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Questions and answers
Can it translate 120 slides at once?
Yes, within 400,000 characters of slide text for $5, typically about 300 slides. Unlimited covers larger decks.
Are chart labels translated?
Text in PowerPoint chart objects and in images is left as it is. Text boxes, tables, grouped shapes and notes are translated.
Canadian or European French?
Standard French by default; add preferred terms to the glossary for a Canadian audience, for example "email = courriel".
Is there a free part?
Yes. The first slides are translated and shown free, without an account.