Merge your PowerPoint PPT files quickly and easily online. Extract and combine content from multiple PPT files. Our user-friendly PPT merger is free and adds no watermarks.
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Supported format:
Select at least 2 PPT files. Content will be extracted and merged into a text file. Note: Full fidelity merging of PPT files (older format) requires Microsoft PowerPoint or conversion to PPTX format.
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PPT files (older binary format) have their text content extracted and merged. For full slide and image preservation, we recommend converting PPT files to PPTX format first using Microsoft PowerPoint.
Yes, you can merge PPT files with different structures. However, due to the complexity of the older PPT binary format, text content is extracted and merged. Full slide preservation requires conversion to PPTX format.
PPT files (older format) have limited support for image preservation due to the binary format complexity. For best results with images, please convert your PPT files to PPTX format first, then use our Merge PPTX tool which fully preserves images.
You can merge multiple PPT files at once. For best performance, we recommend merging files under 100MB each.
This tool specifically supports PPT format (older PowerPoint format). For PPTX files with full image preservation, please use our Merge PPTX tool separately.
PPTX is the modern XML-based format that allows for better preservation of images, formatting, and slide elements. Converting PPT to PPTX before merging ensures all content, including images, is fully preserved.
