Add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint

Uzbek add-in for PowerPoint: convert a deck in one click

The whole presentation, the current slide or selected shapes — Latin↔Cyrillic and to the new 2026 alphabet. Fonts, colours, effects and links stay the same, and spelling is checked with UzOffice marks only.

  • Slide, table and SmartArt text
  • Selection, current slide or whole presentation
  • Spelling — UzOffice marks only
  • Windows 10 / 11
  • PowerPoint 2016 and newer
  • Version 2.3.0.0

The same installer also adds the Word and Excel add-ins — one shared licence.

A slide converted to Cyrillic in PowerPoint, with the “Matn tahriri” ribbon
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The add-ins run on a Windows PC. Send the link to yourself — installing on the computer takes two minutes.

What you get

What appears on the PowerPoint ribbon

Slide, table and SmartArt text

Slide, table and SmartArt text

Titles, text boxes, shapes, groups, tables and SmartArt are converted. Text is replaced run by run — fonts, colours, effects and links stay in place.

Selection, current slide or whole presentation

Selection, current slide or whole presentation

Select several slides in the thumbnail pane and convert just those. Speaker notes are converted too — you can switch that off.

Spelling — UzOffice marks only

Spelling — UzOffice marks only

Misspelt words are marked on the slide but never show in the slide show, print or PDF. PowerPoint’s own red underline, which doesn’t know Uzbek, is switched off.

Suggestions on right-click

Suggestions on right-click

Right-click a flagged word and suggestions appear at the top of the menu. The word keeps its formatting.

The details

Built around how PowerPoint works

In a presentation, design is everything — the add-in swaps the text but leaves the look of your slides alone.

PowerPoint add-in guide
  • Even a single differently coloured letter inside a word keeps its colour after conversion.
  • Hyperlinks are preserved; web addresses and e-mails aren’t converted.
  • Converted text is tagged with the Uzbek language.
  • The whole conversion — even of 100 slides — is undone with a single Ctrl+Z.
  • Speaker notes are converted and spell-checked too (on by default).
  • Slide masters and layouts aren’t touched — only the text on your slides.

One licence — all three apps

The installer sets up the Word, Excel and PowerPoint add-ins together. Activate the key in one and it works in the others.

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Installation

Up and running in three steps

One installer sets up Word, Excel and PowerPoint at once.

  1. 1

    Download the file

    Close Word, Excel and PowerPoint and run the installer — all three add-ins are installed together.

    Installation guide
  2. 2

    Open an Office app

    A “Matn tahriri” tab appears on the Word, Excel or PowerPoint ribbon.

  3. 3

    Enter your key

    Click “Litsenziya” and paste the API key from your account — activating in one app is enough.

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System requirements

  • Windows 10 / 11
  • Office 2016, 2019, 2021 or Microsoft 365 (desktop)
  • .NET Framework 4.8 and VSTO Runtime — the installer adds them
  • An UzOffice account and an API key

Doesn’t work on a Mac, phone or tablet, or in Office Online in the browser.

Pricing

Which plans include the add-ins

Downloading and installing are free. Using the add-ins needs an active subscription — the API key comes from it and covers all three add-ins.

Free

7-day trial

0 UZS
Choose
  • Word, Excel and PowerPoint
  • 1 computer(s)
  • 1 API key(s)
  • Latin ↔ Cyrillic conversion
  • Uzbek spell-checking
  • 100 MB Disk Space

Premium

49,999 UZS / per month
Choose
  • Word, Excel and PowerPoint
  • 3 computer(s)
  • 1 API key(s)
  • Latin ↔ Cyrillic conversion
  • Uzbek spell-checking
  • 1 GB Disk Space

Enterprise

99,999 UZS / per month
Choose
  • Word, Excel and PowerPoint
  • 10 computer(s)
  • 1 API key(s)
  • Latin ↔ Cyrillic conversion
  • Uzbek spell-checking
  • 48.9 GB Disk Space
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are formatting and links preserved?

Yes. Text is replaced in place, formatting run by formatting run: font, size, colour, bold/italic, shadows and effects, links, bullets and alignment don’t change.

Are speaker notes converted too?

Yes, if “Izohlarni (Notes) ham” is ticked (it is by default). When you switch a presentation to the other script, the notes don’t get left behind.

How do I undo a conversion?

Press Ctrl+Z: the whole conversion is undone in one step. Once the presentation is saved and closed, PowerPoint clears its Ctrl+Z history as usual.

Why did PowerPoint’s own red underline disappear?

It flagged almost every Uzbek word as an error. The add-in switches it off and leaves only the UzOffice marks. It’s an app setting only — nothing is written to the file — and it takes effect the next time PowerPoint starts.

Do I need a separate licence for each app?

No. One key covers all three add-ins: activate the licence in Word, Excel or PowerPoint and the other two are active too. All three apps on one computer count as one device.

Does it work on a phone or a Mac?

No, the add-ins are for Office on Windows only: they don’t work on a Mac, phone or tablet, or in Office Online in the browser. There, use the UzOffice web version — it runs in the browser and offers the same conversion and spell-check features.

Are the add-ins free?

Downloading and installing are free. To use them inside Office you need an UzOffice account and an active subscription — the API key comes with it. Registration includes a 7-day trial.

Work in Uzbek right in PowerPoint

The installer is free and sets up all three add-ins. Registration comes with a 7-day trial.