Upload the Broken Export
Attach the PPTX that came out of Gamma—or another web slide tool—looking wrong.
Three steps from broken Gamma export to editable PowerPoint.
Attach the PPTX that came out of Gamma—or another web slide tool—looking wrong.
Text becomes real text boxes, bitmap charts become live charts, and layouts return to consistent masters.
Get back the same deck as a clean PowerPoint file, plus a summary of what was repaired.
Keep the deck you approved. Repair the PowerPoint objects that did not survive the export.
Real text boxes, not a flat screenshot. Drifted frames snap back to their borders, and every line becomes editable again with fonts and spacing repaired.
Bitmap charts become live PowerPoint chart objects with editable data. Change a number next quarter instead of remaking the graphic.
Broken layout
Aligned layout
Margins, masters, and spacing are repaired across the deck, so slide 14 lines up with slide 4 and the whole file behaves like it was built in PowerPoint.
Your content, order, and design intent are preserved. This is a repair, not a regeneration: what you approved comes back minus the breakage.
Broken export
Repaired deck
For decks that look good online but still need to work as real PowerPoint files.
The client asked for the PPTX. Fix the export once instead of rebuilding twenty slides by hand.
A deck of flattened images stops collaboration. Hand colleagues real slides they can actually change.
Update next quarter's numbers instead of remaking every graphic from the previous export.
Beautiful.ai, Canva, and similar web-first tools can produce the same class of PowerPoint export problem.
The file opens, but its text, charts, and layouts do not behave like native PowerPoint objects.
Parts of a web-first slide design can be flattened during PowerPoint export. MoClaw rebuilds them as native objects.
This is for decks that open normally but arrive with drifted text, dead charts, or inconsistent spacing.
The result is designed for continued work in PowerPoint: change copy, update data, and adjust the deck later.
Common questions about fixing Gamma exports in PowerPoint.
Gamma builds slides as web cards and flattens much of the content into images when exporting to PPTX. That is why text can drift out of frames, charts can arrive as static pictures, and spacing can feel off. MoClaw is built to fix Gamma export problems exactly like these.
Yes. Bitmap chart images are rebuilt as live PowerPoint chart objects with editable underlying data, so you can update the numbers without redrawing the graphic.
Yes. Text is restored into proper text boxes with repaired fonts, alignment, and consistent spacing across slides, following the design intent of the original deck.
Yes. PowerPoint exports from other web-first slide tools can produce the same class of breakage, and the same repair applies. Once your deck is a clean, editable PPTX, you can also turn it into a narrated video.
No. Corrupted-file tools recover decks that will not open. This tool fixes decks that open but are difficult to work with because text, charts, or layouts are no longer editable.
Upload the broken export and download the same deck—clean, aligned, and editable in PowerPoint.
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