A folder of old PowerPoints, rebuilt in one run

Rebuilding decks one at a time is the reason it never gets done. Drop in up to twelve .pptx files, keep every word of your content, and get them back as editable PowerPoint.

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How a bulk rebuild works

1

Drop in your files

Up to twelve .pptx files at once. Each becomes its own deck, named from the file so you can still tell them apart afterwards.

2

They rebuild one after another

PitchBoost reads every slide, keeps the content, and redesigns the layout and typography. Files run sequentially, so one awkward deck never takes the rest down with it. Leave the tab open and come back.

3

Take them back as editable PowerPoint

Every deck downloads as a .pptx with real text and shapes you can edit in PowerPoint or Keynote. There is also a pixel-perfect export if you would rather have an exact copy of the web version.

What survives the rebuild

The point is to change how the deck looks, not what it says.

  • Every word of your original content, unless you ask for it to be cut
  • Images pulled out of the source file and placed back into the rebuilt deck
  • Your brand colors and logo applied consistently across the whole set
  • Speaker notes carried through to the rebuilt slides

Who rebuilds in bulk

Trainers and coaches with a course

A curriculum is rarely one deck. It is Module 1 through Module 8, built over years, in whatever style you were using at the time. Rebuild the set in one run and they finally look like one course.

Consultants with a template library

The same methodology deck, re-skinned for every client. Rebuild them together so the framework stays identical and only the branding moves.

Anyone inheriting a shared drive

New role, new brand, and a folder of decks nobody wants to touch. Convert the lot instead of rebuilding them one evening at a time.

You get editable files back

Most AI deck tools hand you something you cannot change. Every PitchBoost deck downloads as a .pptx built from real text boxes and shapes, so you can fix a typo, update a number, or re-brand it next year without coming back to us. If you would rather have an exact copy of the web version, that export is there too.

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