EditableImageTurn flat images into editable PowerPoint slides, Draw.io diagrams, layered PSD files, or formatted text. Compare the original and edit the result online.
Pick the result you want. Each workspace opens with its own upload and editing tools.
All five workflows are shown below. Compare each original with its recovered result, then use the highlighted control to verify what became editable.
Image to PPT01 · Editable PPTX
Text and simple layout elements come back as real objects sitting over a rebuilt background — so retyping a title does not take the design apart. Complex charts and photos may remain images.
Image to Draw.io02 · Draw.io XML
The shapes come back attached to their arrows, so you can drag a box and the lines follow it — then keep working in the Draw.io editor you already know.
4 bound connectors
Edit text in an image03 · PNG
Mark the words, type the replacement, and review the new image. Only the marked lines are taken from the redraw; everything else stays your original.
Headline changed · review the full imageImage to Layers04 · PNG or PSD
Built for generated artwork: the subject, the objects, and the writing each come off onto their own transparent layer over a rebuilt background.
Image to Text05 · Markdown or TXT
Not one flat block of words. The headings come back as headings, the lists as lists, and every block tells you the size, weight, and colour it was set in — then you can put the words back on the picture next door.
Title52px · 700 · #0E1B16
From source image to an editable file in three clear steps.
Text, objects, shapes, and connectors are detected for the output you chose.
Compare the editable result with the original and inspect uncertain layers before editing.
Download a real PPTX, Draw.io file, PSD, or finished PNG when the result is ready.
How to choose, what it costs, and what happens to your image.
Pick by the file you need out: a PPTX for slides, a .drawio file for diagrams, a layered PSD for artwork, a redrawn PNG for changing words, or Markdown and TXT for text with its formatting. Each tool page says what it recovers and what to check.
A new account gets 10 free credits without a card — enough for 2 conversions — and the tools need an account to run. There is no free tier beyond that: every run is paid in credits, and the cost is shown before you start.
Image to PPT exports a real .pptx with recovered text boxes; Image to Draw.io exports standard .drawio XML; Image to Layers exports a layered PSD or PNGs; editing text exports a PNG; Image to Text exports Markdown or TXT.
It is sent to third-party AI services for processing and is never published. The copy on our servers is deleted after 24 hours, along with everything built from it, and your browser keeps a local working copy that clearing site data removes. The privacy page sets out the rest.
A conversion that fails refunds the credits it took, and a finished result reopens free from your account page for 24 hours. Recovered layouts and generated lettering always deserve a review — every tool page says what to check before you export.