Free tool · no sign-up
Built your presentation from different templates? Upload it, pick your brand colours (or your logo), and download it with every slide, chart and icon in your colours and in fonts that work on every computer. Your file never leaves your device.
A .pptx file up to 100 MB. It is opened on your own device and never uploaded.
1. Upload your deck
Your finished .pptx, up to 100 MB. It is opened on your own device.
2. Pick your colours
Type your brand colours or pick them from your logo. Adjust any colour, or keep it.
3. Download
Every slide in your colours and safe fonts. Animations and layout stay as they were.
Most online tools upload your deck. This one doesn't: your PowerPoint is changed by your own browser and never reaches our servers.
Each colour family maps to one brand colour and keeps its lighter and darker shades, so gradients and tints still look professional.
Yes, for decks of up to 5 slides, without signing up; free downloads carry a small “Made with Bundle Slide” line. Any SmartSearch pass (from ₹99) finishes decks of any size with no line.
No. The file is opened and changed inside your own browser. It never reaches our servers, so confidential decks stay confidential.
Shapes, text, backgrounds, gradients, charts, SmartArt and SVG icons, plus the deck's theme colours, so new shapes you add later match too. Photos and picture (PNG/JPG) icons keep their own colours. Greys, white, black and skin tones are kept.
Yes. Only colours and fonts change. Animations, positions, sizes, text and notes are left exactly as they were.
Fonts like Montserrat, Open Sans or Bebas Neue aren't installed on every computer. On Office 2016/2019, WPS or a client's laptop, text then appears in a different font and can spill out of its box. Swapping them for fonts every computer has (or your brand font) keeps the deck looking as designed.
Every colour group has a “Keep” tick box. Tick it for colours that carry meaning, such as red/amber/green status, and they stay as they are.
Yes, if you download them as PowerPoint (.pptx) first. Upload that file, then open the finished one in PowerPoint, Google Slides or WPS.