Base44 Lets You Attach a PowerPoint File as a Reference
Base44Base44 now accepts a PowerPoint file attached in the prompt box on the home page, during app planning, and in the AI chat. Base44 reads the deck and uses it as a reference for what is being built. A presentation can now serve as a brief.
Key Takeaways
- Base44 now accepts PowerPoint attachments as a reference for the app being built.
- Attachments work in the home page prompt box, during planning, and in the AI chat.
- Base44 reads the deck rather than treating it as an opaque file.
- Existing pitch decks and process slides can become a starting brief.
- The change removes the step of retyping slide content into a prompt.
- Base44 documents file upload limits for attachments on its media page.
Decks as Input
Base44 now lets users attach a PowerPoint file when describing what they want to build. The attachment works in three places: the prompt box on the home page, while Base44 is planning the app, and in the AI chat once the app exists.
How Base44 Uses the File
Base44 reads the deck and treats it as a reference for the app being built. Teams that already describe a product idea, a workflow, or a design direction in slides can hand that material over directly instead of retyping it into a prompt.
Why It Matters
Many app ideas start as a pitch deck or a process walkthrough. Accepting that format removes a translation step and lets the AI pick up structure, wording and requirements already written down. Base44 documents file upload limits on its media page.