An open-source PowerPoint plugin built for research and professional presentations.
Batch image titles, Markdown import, LaTeX formulas, and precise alignment tools for PowerPoint.
SlideSCI is a C#-powered PowerPoint plugin designed to solve frustrating presentation bottlenecks like manual image alignment and lack of Markdown support. It suits researchers, academics, and professionals who regularly build dense technical decks and need precise layout controls.
The plugin adds a custom toolbar to PowerPoint featuring material libraries, AI editing assistants, multi-image auto-alignment, and local image source tracking. It also handles batch image titles, regional magnification insets, and direct insertion of Markdown text and LaTeX mathematical formulas.
It suits academic researchers, engineers, and technical professionals who build image-heavy, formula-dense presentations in PowerPoint on Windows. It does not suit Mac users, people relying heavily on WPS (where certain features can crash), or users looking for cross-platform cloud-based presentation tools.
Directly insert Markdown notes and editable LaTeX formulas or SVGs into your slides.
Automatically align and space multiple images with custom grid layouts and sorting options.
Create detailed local zoom-in regions for images complete with automated connecting lines.
Copy exact absolute or relative positions, widths, and formatting across multiple slide elements.
Free under its open-source AGPL-3.0 licence. There are no paid hosted tiers, and the only cost is your own setup time and optional third-party AI API keys.
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No, the plugin is built with C# and VSTO, restricting it exclusively to Windows desktop environments.
While it installs on WPS, advanced features like Markdown and LaTeX insertion are unsupported and can cause crashes.
You must install Node.js and run an npm install command inside the plugin's latex-converter folder to render SVGs.
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