Powerpoint MCP server

What is Powerpoint MCP server?

A MCP server that creates PowerPoint presentations using a set of tools for building slides, tables, charts, and images. It integrates with a Stable Diffusion (ForgeUI/Automatic-1111) API for image generation. Designed for developers and AI agents automating presentation creation.

How to use Powerpoint MCP server?

Install uv, clone the repository, and configure the server in your MCP client's JSON config. Set the SD_WEBUI_URL environment variable, specify a --folder-path, then invoke tools like create-presentation, add-slide-title-content, and save-presentation to build and save decks.

Key features of Powerpoint MCP server

• Creates presentations from scratch or edits existing .pptx files
• Adds title, section header, content, table, and chart slides
• Generates images via Stable Diffusion (ForgeUI/Automatic-1111) API
• Saves presentations and images to a configurable local folder
• Automatically backs up existing presentations when opened for editing

Use cases of Powerpoint MCP server

• Automating slide deck generation from data or reports
• Creating presentations with custom AI-generated images
• Combining with other MCP servers (e.g., SQLite) for data-driven slides
• Building presentations from attached documents or research papers

FAQ from Powerpoint MCP server

What image generation API does this server use?

It uses the Stable Diffusion API (ForgeUI/Automatic-1111) instead of together ai, requiring the SD_WEBUI_URL environment variable.

What configuration is required?

Set SD_WEBUI_URL (your Stable Diffusion WebUI URL) and --folder-path (where decks and images are saved). Optionally set SD_AUTH_USER and SD_AUTH_PASS for authenticated APIs.

Can I edit existing PowerPoint files?

Yes. Use the open-presentation tool to load an existing .pptx file (a backup is saved automatically), then add slides; call save-presentation to finalize.

Where are presentations and images saved?

All decks and generated images are saved to the folder specified by the --folder-path argument. For images, you can also reference files already placed in that folder.

What are the runtime dependencies?

You need uv (package installer) and a running Stable Diffusion WebUI instance for image generation. No other external services are required.