About the PowerPoint Alignment Checker

Upload a deck and see every recurring element — logo, title, footer — that sits in a slightly different place on one slide than on the others, measured in pixels, with the slides it happens on.

This is the class of problem nobody catches by paging through their own deck. A logo three pixels lower on slide 9 is invisible while you are editing and obvious the moment it is projected and the audience watches it jump.

It also flags shapes positioned off the edge of the slide, which is usually a leftover from editing rather than a deliberate bleed.

Only small differences are reported. An element deliberately moved to a new position on a section divider is a design decision, and the tool leaves those alone.