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Merge PowerPoint Presentations Into One by AIMerger

Combine 2–20 .pptx decks into a single presentation. Each slide keeps its own theme, layout, pictures, charts, videos and speaker notes, and you can leave out the slides you don’t need. It runs in your browser — the decks never leave your computer.

🔒 Processed locally in your browser — your files never leave your device
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Add your presentations

2–20 PowerPoint files (.pptx). The first one sets the slide size — drag to change the order.

📽️ Drop .pptx files here, or tap to choose

PowerPoint, Keynote-exported or Google Slides-downloaded .pptx · nothing is uploaded

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Merge & download

Every slide keeps its own theme, layout, pictures, charts and speaker notes. Open “Choose slides” on any file to leave slides out.

Free · no watermark · nothing uploaded

How to use the PowerPoint Merger — 4 steps

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    Tap the box and choose your .pptx files. Put the deck whose slide size you want (16:9 or 4:3) first — drag the ⠿ handle or use ▲ ▼.

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    Optional: open Choose slides on any file and untick the slides you want to leave out.

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    Press 🔀 Merge presentations. Slides are copied with their own masters, layouts, themes, media, charts and notes.

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    Press ⬇️ Download merged PowerPoint and open it in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides or LibreOffice Impress.

💡 Tip: Have an old .ppt file or a password-protected deck? Open it in PowerPoint and use Save As → PowerPoint Presentation (.pptx) without a password first.

Every slide keeps its own design

Copy-pasting slides between decks in PowerPoint asks whether to keep the source formatting, and the answer is often wrong: fonts change, backgrounds disappear and charts lose their data. This merger copies each slide together with everything it depends on — its slide layout, slide master and theme, pictures, audio and video, charts with their embedded data, SmartArt and speaker notes — so the merged deck looks exactly like the originals, slide for slide.

  • Slide size comes from the first file. A 4:3 deck merged into a 16:9 one keeps its layout and sits inside the wider frame — you will see a warning so you can reorder.
  • Sections: if the first deck uses PowerPoint sections, each added deck gets its own section named after the file.
  • Comments from later files are left out; everything else comes across.

Private by design

Pitch decks, board papers and client presentations should not be uploaded to a stranger’s server just to join them. Here the files are read and combined by your browser on your own device — nothing is sent anywhere, and it keeps working if you go offline after the page loads.

Need a PDF instead? Export each deck to PDF and use the PDF Merger. Combining Word files? Use the Word Merger.

Frequently asked questions

How do I merge PowerPoint presentations into one?

Add your .pptx files above, put them in order and press Merge presentations. One combined .pptx downloads straight away — free, no signup, nothing uploaded.

Will the slides keep their original design?

Yes. Each slide is copied with its own slide master, layout and theme, so backgrounds, fonts and colours stay exactly as they were — even when every deck uses a different template.

Are charts, videos and speaker notes kept?

Yes. Pictures, audio and video, charts (including their editable data), SmartArt, tables and speaker notes all come across. Comments from later files are left out.

Can I choose which slides to include?

Yes. Open “Choose slides” under any file and untick the slides you don’t want. You can also remove slides from the first deck.

What if my decks are different sizes?

The first file sets the slide size. Slides from a deck with a different shape keep their layout but will not fill the frame, so put the deck with the size you want first.

Does it work with Google Slides and Keynote?

Yes — download or export them as .pptx first, merge here, and the result opens in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and LibreOffice.

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