paper-figures-pptx

You can convert a PDF into a PowerPoint presentation by running a provided wrapper script that generates a PPTX deck with slides for each figure, table, and equation. It requires Python 3.10+ and the python-pptx package to parse and render content into presentation slides.

Yes, you can extract figures and tables from markdown to create slides by processing Marker-converted output directories. The tool parses the folder structure and generates a polished PPTX deck with individual slides for each extracted visual element.

Yes, the tool generates a title slide containing the paper title, authors, APA citation, DOI, and abstract. It automatically extracts this metadata from the input PDF or Marker output to create a complete opening slide for your deck.

The best way to batch convert multiple papers into PPTX decks is by utilizing the tool's multi-paper batch mode. This mode accepts multiple Marker-converted folders or direct PDFs to generate separate presentation decks for each paper.

Yes, there are optional modes available to exclude tables and equations from the generated slides. You can configure the script to omit these specific elements, allowing you to generate a customized PowerPoint deck focusing only on figures.

Yes, you need Python 3.10+ and the marker_single-based workflow to parse PDFs and render content into PPTX slides. The workflow also depends on the python-pptx, Pillow, and matplotlib packages to process the presentation visuals.