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GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET makes it easy to combine multiple PowerPoint presentations into a single file programmatically. All slides, shapes, animations, embedded media, and other content are preserved — no Microsoft PowerPoint or third-party desktop software required.

Common presentation file extensions include PPTX, PPT, PPSX, and PPS. PPTX is the default XML-based format introduced with Microsoft Office 2007; PPT is the older binary format supported by earlier versions of PowerPoint.

1. Create an instance of the Merger class and pass the path to the first (base) PPTX file.
2. Call merger.join() with the path to each additional PPTX file to append.
3. Call merger.save() with the desired output path to write the merged file.

from groupdocs.merger import Merger

def merge_powerpoint_documents():
    # Load the first presentation as the merge base
    with Merger("./input.pptx") as merger:
        # Append the second PowerPoint presentation
        merger.join("./input2.pptx")
        # Save the combined presentation
        merger.save("./output.pptx")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    merge_powerpoint_documents()

Binary file (PPTX, 88 KB)

• Load base document: Merger("./input.pptx") opens the first presentation as the merge base inside a context manager.
• Append second document: merger.join("./input2.pptx") appends all slides from the second file. Call join again for each additional file.
• Save result: merger.save("./output.pptx") writes the merged presentation to disk.

GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET provides an online PowerPoint Merger App, which allows you to try it for free and check its quality and accuracy.

• Merger — main class; join, save methods.

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