Excel to PowerPoint with AI your real numbers, on editable slides

1. Drop the file. Open Slidy and drop your Excel workbook into the single box. You can add a line of context, for example "Q3 sales review for the board, 10 slides".
2. Let Slidy read it. It reads the labels and values written in your sheet and uses those figures on the slides; it does not invent any.
3. Check the draft. In about 15 to 25 seconds you get 5 to 35 slides, with a theme chosen from your topic among 12 and credited photos from free photo libraries.
4. Fix anything in the browser. Every title, sentence and figure can be edited. Switch theme in one click if the first one does not fit.
5. Export. Download a native, editable PowerPoint (.pptx) that opens in PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote.

A spreadsheet is a grid; a presentation needs a few clear messages. Slidy turns rows and columns into the slide types that suit numbers: key figures (three or four big numbers with a short label), comparison tables (this year against last year, plan against actual, product A against product B), timelines for monthly or quarterly series, step-by-step process slides and 2x2 matrices when your data sorts items on two axes.

Every number on the slides comes from your file. When a slide needs a figure your sheet does not contain, Slidy writes "XX" instead of guessing, so you can spot it and fill it in. Slides are written in the language of your document.

• Keep labels explicit. "Revenue 2026 (€k)" reads better than "Col D". Clear headers give clear slides.
• Remove what you will not present. Hidden working tabs and raw exports add noise. A short summary tab gives a sharper deck.
• Say who the deck is for. "Board meeting", "team update" or "client report" in the box changes the tone and the slide count.
• Mix sources if needed. Paste your commentary as text with the numbers, or start from a report instead: see PDF to PowerPoint and Word to PowerPoint.

Every account gets 2 free AI presentations every week with preview and editing, no card needed. The PowerPoint export costs €2.99 per deck, or €9.99 for 5 exports. There is no subscription; pay by card, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Slidy does not offer real-time co-editing, comments, team workspaces, brand kits or a free PowerPoint download. The interface is in English. For a monthly reporting routine shared by a whole team, a subscription tool may suit you better: see our comparison of AI presentation makers, prices read on 28 October 2026.