"Information on PowerPoint (PPT) presentations" matching MCP servers:

Enables creating, analyzing, and managing PowerPoint presentations using pure Node.js. Supports generating professional presentations with custom templates, reading existing files, and performing content analysis through natural language commands.

Creates and manipulates PowerPoint presentations with capabilities for adding various slide types, generating images, and incorporating tables and charts through natural language commands.

Enables AI agents to create, edit, and manage native Windows PowerPoint presentations via COM, including connecting to existing instances, inspecting master layouts, adding slides, inserting custom shapes, exporting slide images for visual review, and saving—all through the Model Context Protocol.

An MCP server that gives AI agents real-time control over Microsoft PowerPoint via COM automation, offering 156 tools across 26 categories for creating, editing, and formatting presentations directly in a running PowerPoint instance.

Enables AI agents to read and edit live PowerPoint presentations on Windows through a real, visible desktop PowerPoint window, covering slides, text, shapes, notes, tables, and file operations. Supports MCP over stdio and HTTP, plus HTTP/OpenAPI and CLI access, with readback, screenshots, and a Chinese operation log for verifying results.

Full-featured PowerPoint MCP server with cross-platform support (Windows native, macOS designed). Control PowerPoint programmatically via the Model Context Protocol — 153 tools covering slides, shapes, text, formatting, charts, tables, animations, and more.

Enables controlling PowerPoint presentations via MCP, including listing, playing, pausing, resuming, stopping, and retrieving slide context.

Provides tools for editing an already-open PowerPoint presentation in real time, including slide, shape, text, formatting, note, comment, and export operations, without launching a separate PowerPoint instance.

Enables AI agents to interact with PowerPoint presentations through natural language commands, supporting reading, editing, slide management, and automated speaker notes processing.

Enables AI assistants to create, open, and manipulate PowerPoint presentations through MCP, with HTTP file upload and download for use in Docker environments.

Enables PowerPoint automation on Windows, including template-based creation, real-time editing, LaTeX equations, animations, and multimodal slide analysis, all via natural language.

Enables AI assistants to programmatically create, manipulate, and analyze Microsoft PowerPoint presentations with advanced formatting and template management.

A server that enables creating and editing PowerPoint presentations programmatically through the Model Context Protocol, supporting features like adding slides, images, textboxes, charts, and tables.

Automate PowerPoint with AI through live COM automation, enabling AI assistants to build and edit real .pptx presentations via natural language.

Enables AI assistants to create, edit, and export PowerPoint decks through natural language, with live preview, project tracking, and direct browser-based editing.

Enables AI assistants to create, inspect, and edit PowerPoint presentations programmatically using tools for slides, text, shapes, images, tables, and search-and-replace operations.

A server that provides PowerPoint presentation creation and editing capabilities through the Model Context Protocol, allowing users to create slides, add text, images, shapes and other content programmatically.

Automates workflow between Excel data entry and PowerPoint report generation, allowing an AI assistant to update cells and generate presentations from templates.

Enables conversational, deterministic inspection, editing, rendering, and validation of PowerPoint (.pptx) presentations, allowing agentic creation and modification of slides with style preservation and visual verification.

Enables AI assistants to request information and clarification from humans via Slack, supporting multiple roles and transport modes.