Extract Chart Data From PowerPoint
Pull the numbers behind every chart in a .pptx into CSV or Markdown — the data PowerPoint already stores inside the file.
How it works
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Frequently asked questions
- Do I get free credits to try Extract Chart Data From PowerPoint?
- Yes — new accounts get 3 free credits to spend on any tool, Extract Chart Data From PowerPoint included. After that you only pay for what you run.
- How many credits does Extract Chart Data From PowerPoint cost?
- Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded: free accounts pay 1 credit per run, and Pro or Pro+ members run it as often as they like.
- Is the content I paste private?
- Extract Chart Data From PowerPoint uses your input only to generate the result. Stored results are deleted automatically by our retention policy, and you can remove any run from your history.
- Where is my PowerPoint file processed?
- In your browser. Extract Chart Data From PowerPoint reads the .pptx package locally, so the deck itself never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded, and it works offline. Only the exported file (Markdown, Word, ZIP or a smaller .pptx) is saved to your downloads.
- Do I need to install anything?
- No. Extract Chart Data From PowerPoint works in any modern browser — nothing to download or install.
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