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NoteSlide vs DeckEdit:
NotebookLM to Editable PowerPoint

DeckEdit and NoteSlide both convert NotebookLM PDFs into editable PowerPoint files. They take different approaches — here's a side-by-side look so you can pick the right tool.

Editable PPTX output109-language recognitionPowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides

AI Vision reconstruction

NoteSlide rebuilds every text block and shape as native PowerPoint elements.

109 languages

Coverage spans English, CJK, Arabic, Hindi, Portuguese, and more.

Enterprise-ready

SSO, seat-based licensing, bank transfer, and annual procurement available.

Output quality

Built for real presentation editing

The result is not a screenshot stack. NoteSlide reconstructs the deck as native presentation objects so downstream edits are predictable.

Layout-aware

Designed for full deck reconstruction rather than simple OCR overlays.

Native PPTX

Exports editable presentation elements that behave like normal PowerPoint objects.

Team controls

Supports enterprise procurement and identity workflows when needed.

When DeckEdit might fit

DeckEdit is a free browser-based tool that overlays OCR text on top of the original NotebookLM page image. If you only need to make text searchable or do light copy edits without changing layout, DeckEdit can be a fast option for one-off needs.

When NoteSlide fits better

If you need a true editable .pptx where shapes, text blocks, and visual hierarchy behave like a hand-built deck — for client work, translation, rebranding, or enterprise distribution — NoteSlide's AI Vision rebuild is the right tool. Enterprise teams also benefit from SSO, seat-based billing, and procurement support that PLG-only tools don't offer.

Side-by-side comparison

FeatureCodia AI NoteSlideDeckEdit
Conversion engineCloud Codia AI Vision (layout + text + shape detection)Browser-side OCR + image overlay
Output editabilityNative PowerPoint text and shapesOCR text layered above the original image
Languages supported109 languagesEnglish plus selected localized UIs
Pricing modelFree trial + per-slide credits + enterprise plansAdvertised as free
PrivacyEncrypted upload; documents not used for trainingBrowser-local processing
Enterprise procurementSSO, seat-based, bank transfer, annual contractsNot advertised
University deploymentsUsed by teams at Cambridge, UPenn, Stanford, Waterloo, OxfordYC alumni-led team

Information about DeckEdit is based on their publicly available product pages at the time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a NotebookLM deck to PowerPoint?+

Generate a Slide Deck in NotebookLM, download the PDF, then upload it to Codia AI NoteSlide. The AI detects text, graphics, and layout and outputs a fully editable .pptx file you can open in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.

Which output formats are supported?+

NoteSlide exports editable PowerPoint (.pptx) files that open natively in Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, and Google Slides without loss of structure.

Is my document private?+

All uploaded documents are processed with encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest. Files are not stored beyond the active processing window unless explicitly requested, and uploaded content is never resold, shared, or used to train models.

Which languages does NoteSlide recognize?+

NoteSlide recognizes 109 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, and more, so multilingual decks are converted without switching tools.

Is there an enterprise plan?+

Yes. NoteSlide supports SSO (SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect via Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace), seat-based licensing, bank transfer, electronic PDF invoices, and annual contracts for enterprise and government procurement.

Ready to make your slides editable?

Upload a NotebookLM PDF or image deck. Codia AI Vision rebuilds it as a fully editable PowerPoint file in seconds.

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