SVG files → editable vector shapes in Google Slides
Upload your .svg file(s)
Get a Slides file with real, editable vector shapes
Resize, recolor, and edit points like any native shape
How it works
Upload one or more .svg files using the drop zone or file browser.
Every <path> element in your SVG is converted to a discrete, individually selectable vector shape in Google Slides — not a flattened image.
Each SVG becomes one slide in the output file.
The resulting PPTX is uploaded to Google Drive and a shareable link is returned — optionally shared directly to a Google account email you provide.
The link is automatically deleted after 7 days. To keep a file permanently, open it in Drive → File → Save to Drive → File → Make a copy — the copy is fully yours, with no expiry, and is also a fully editable native Slides file.
Note: Arc commands (A/a) in SVG paths are approximated as straight lines. Re-export with more path segments if curves appear angular.
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Drop files here or click to browse
If provided, the file will be shared directly to this account. Either way, the link stays active for 7 days — use "Make a copy" in Drive to keep a file permanently.