Capture Webpages and Auto‑Insert Them into PowerPoint Instantly on Windows

QLP Products — Thu, 21 May 2026 05:31:50 +0000

• Open URLs Lite — Microsoft Store
• Open URLs Pro — Microsoft Store

1. Before: Creating PowerPoint slides manually is painful
For years, I created PowerPoint slides the slow, manual way:

Open a webpage
Take a screenshot
Save the image
Open PowerPoint
Insert the image
Add a title
Repeat again and again

If you need to capture 10, 20, or 50 webpages, this process becomes torture.
It easily takes 30 minutes to several hours.

2. After: Now it takes only seconds
So I built a Windows tool that does everything automatically:

Enter URLs
Click one button
The app captures each webpage
Generates a PowerPoint deck
Inserts each screenshot into its own slide
Adds titles automatically

The entire process finishes in a few seconds.

3. How it works
Here’s the simple architecture:

Built as a Windows desktop app
Uses WebView2 to render webpages
Captures screenshots programmatically
Generates a PowerPoint file using the Office API
Everything runs locally (no data leaves your PC)

4. Use cases
This tool is especially useful for:

Competitive research
Client reports
UI/UX reviews
Website archiving
Academic or business documentation
Creating slide decks from dozens of URLs instantly

5. Try it (Lite and Pro versions)

Open URLs Lite – free version
Open URLs Pro – includes automatic PowerPoint generation Both are available on the Microsoft Store.

6. Final thoughts
If you create PowerPoint slides regularly, this tool can save you hours every week.
I built it because I needed it myself — and I hope it helps you too.

I built this as a Windows desktop app to automate the entire workflow.

I Got Tired of Opening Dozens of URLs Every Day, So I Built a Windows Tool

QLP Products — Sun, 17 May 2026 12:01:12 +0000

If your workflow involves reviewing staging environments, you probably know the pain:
opening dozens of URLs, waiting for each page to load, capturing screenshots, organizing them into slides… and repeating this every single day.

I reached a point where I realized I was spending more time documenting work than actually doing work.

So I decided to automate the entire process.

I built a Windows tool called Open URLs.

It lets you:

Open multiple URLs at once

Capture webpages automatically

Export results directly to PowerPoint

Store everything locally without external servers

What started as a personal workflow tool eventually became something I wanted to release publicly.

If you regularly review websites, prepare reports, or document UI changes, this tool might save you a lot of time.

You can try it here:
• Open URLs Lite — Microsoft Store
• Open URLs Pro — Microsoft Store

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Capture Webpages and Auto‑Insert Them into PowerPoint Instantly on Windows

I Got Tired of Opening Dozens of URLs Every Day, So I Built a Windows Tool