Does the link text disappear?
No. Only the link is removed. The words stay on the slide.
Find hyperlinks in a PowerPoint presentation and remove selected links while keeping the file usable.
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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Remove Links from PPTX strips the hyperlinks out of a PowerPoint presentation while leaving the slide text in place. Clickable URLs, mailto links, and tracking links come out, so nothing jumps to a website when clicked, but the words stay readable. You download a clean deck that is safe to present or share.
Open your .pptx and the tool unpacks it locally, finds the hyperlinks across the slides, and removes the link relationships and inline link tags while keeping the visible text. Download the cleaned deck when it is ready. Nothing is uploaded and your original stays as it is.
No. Only the link is removed. The words stay on the slide.
No. The deck is unpacked and rebuilt locally in your browser.
Yes. Clickable email links are removed along with the rest.
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