Does it find links behind shapes and buttons?
Yes. It reads the underlying hyperlinks, not just the visible text.
Find, inspect, copy, and export links from a PowerPoint presentation.
The engine will detect PDF/DOCX/PPTX/XLSX, then the scanner will extract images, links, emails, metadata, text, and document structure.
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Extract Links from PPTX pulls every hyperlink out of a PowerPoint deck and lays them out so you can read, copy, or export them. It catches links buried behind slide text, buttons, and shapes, and gives you the full list of destinations in one place. Export the results as plain text or CSV for a quick audit.
Drop in your .pptx and the tool unpacks it locally and collects every hyperlink it finds, along with the slide each one sits on. Review the list, copy it, or download it as CSV or text. The deck is read in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Yes. It reads the underlying hyperlinks, not just the visible text.
Copy the links or download them as CSV or plain text.
No. The deck is unpacked in your browser and never leaves your device.
Strip the hyperlinks out of a deck and keep the text.
Collect email addresses from a PowerPoint deck.
List and export the hyperlinks in a Word document.
List and export the hyperlinks in a PDF document.
Pull the slide text and speaker notes out of a deck.