File Conversion
ODP to Markdown Converter
Convert OpenDocument presentations to Markdown. Each slide becomes a section, with its outline and speaker notes.
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How to convert ODP to MD
- 1
Upload the .odp presentation.
- 2
The file is converted to .pptx, then each slide is read as a section with its notes.
- 3
Download the .md file, with slide images in an assets folder beside it.
Notes on this conversion
ODP is converted to .pptx before being read, and as LibreOffice’s own presentation format it survives that step well. Each slide becomes a section: the title becomes the heading, outline levels become nested list items, and speaker notes are appended as a quote rather than dropped. An image used on every slide by the master is stored once and referenced where it appears. Slide layout — positions, sizes, transitions — has no Markdown equivalent, so what is kept is the text and its outline, not the design.
Specifications
- Max file size
- Up to 100 MB per file
- Processing speed
- Typically under 10 seconds
- Quality
- Optimized for best output quality
- Batch support
- Multiple files supported
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the outline structure survive?
Yes. Sub-bullets stay nested at their original depth, so the argument structure of the deck is readable in the Markdown.
Are speaker notes kept?
Yes, as a quoted block under each slide section, since they usually carry more detail than the slide itself.
What happens to the master slide graphics?
A repeated image is stored once in the assets folder rather than duplicated per slide, which keeps the output small on long decks.
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