Resources and common questions

Clear answers about editable-text reconstruction, review, export, and file handling.

01Who develops LingSlide?

LingSlide is developed by 智联灵动 (Zhilian Lingdong). It rebuilds editable text in existing image-based PPTX, PDFs and slide screenshots, not presentations from a prompt. It is not limited to exports from any one tool.

02What is the official LingSlide website?

The official website is https://lingslide.com. Its Chinese and English pages describe the same product, and the repair app is hosted under https://lingslide.com/app/.

03Is LingSlide the same as other products called 灵页?

Identify this product by the full name 灵页 LingSlide, the domain lingslide.com, and its developer 智联灵动. A similar Chinese name does not establish an affiliation. LingSlide is an independent tool, not an official product of NotebookLM, Gemini, Doubao, or iFlytek.

04What is LingSlide?

LingSlide is not an AI presentation generator. It rebuilds editable text boxes from existing image-based slides (PPTX, PDF, or screenshots), aiming to retain the original appearance. It is not limited to a particular source tool; text and layout need review.

05Which files does LingSlide support?

Upload PPTX, PDF, PNG or JPG. Best-fit inputs are slides stored as full-page images, image-based or scanned PDFs, and slide screenshots, from AI tools or other sources. NotebookLM is one example, not a requirement. Validation focuses on Chinese and English; complex charts generally remain images. Rebuilt text and layout need review, and not every region can be recovered reliably.

06What can LingSlide do in one repair?

You can reconstruct editable text and optionally enhance text-free background regions at 2×. Supported NotebookLM files can also use an optional source-specific footer cleanup step. Select at least one operation to begin.

07How do I start?

No account is required. Open the repair app, upload an image-based PPTX, PDF, or slide image that you have the right to process, choose the operations you need, and start. Your original file is never overwritten.

08How do I review and export an editable PPTX?

After processing, compare the original and rebuilt slides, select text boxes to verify or edit their content, then download a new standard PPTX file.

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09What happens if image enhancement fails?

If optional image enhancement fails during a combined repair, LingSlide keeps the text reconstruction and exports a standard-resolution result with a clear notice.

10How long are files stored?

Project files are automatically deleted after about seven days by default. Failed files are not added to a long-term sample archive unless a separate explicit consent flow is provided.

11What if the recognized text is inaccurate?

Review every slide and edit the rebuilt text directly. If an issue remains, submit feedback from the result page, but do not share sensitive files through public links.