Slides to PDF

Convert your PowerPoint files (.pptx) to PDF. Each slide is rendered pixel-for-pixel and exported as a separate PDF page — layout, colors, images and charts stay exactly the same. Turn your presentations into a universal format for sharing, archiving or printing.

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Features

Supports PPTX format — modern PowerPoint presentations

Each slide is rendered with pixel precision and exported as a separate PDF page

Slide layout, colors, images, shapes and charts are preserved exactly

Preview every slide live before converting

Secure conversion — files are processed in your browser, never uploaded to a server

Seamless conversion support on iOS, Android and web browsers

How it works

How It Works

Select Your Presentation

Choose the PowerPoint (.pptx) file you want to convert, or drag and drop it.

Check the Live Preview

Every slide is automatically rendered and shown in order in the live preview, so you can review it before converting.

Download as PDF

When conversion finishes, your PDF downloads automatically. Your original PowerPoint file stays unchanged.

Use Cases

Who Is It For?

Students and academics who want to convert presentation files to PDF for email or sharing

Company employees who want to archive client/project presentations in an immutable, universal format

Trainers and presenters who want to check their slide layout before printing

Users who want to view a presentation on devices without PowerPoint installed

Designers and marketers who want a shareable copy of a presentation without breaking the design

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How do PowerPoint animations and transitions appear in the PDF?

Animations and slide transitions are not supported in the PDF format. Each slide is shown as a static page in its final animated state (the last visible state).

Is the legacy PowerPoint format (.ppt) supported?

Currently only the modern .pptx format is supported. You'll need to save your old .ppt file as .pptx in PowerPoint or a similar app first.

Will videos and audio in my presentation work in the PDF?

No, video and audio files cannot be exported to PDF since PDF is a static document format. Slides containing media are shown visually (cover frame or placeholder).

Can I select and copy text from the converted PDF?

No. Each slide is rendered visually (as a raster image) and placed onto the PDF page so the original design is preserved exactly — this means the text in the PDF cannot be selected or copied.

How long does converting a large multi-slide presentation take?

Conversion happens entirely in your browser; the time depends on the number of slides and your device's performance. Most presentations finish within seconds.

Your Privacy is Protected

All PDF operations happen on your device. Your documents are never uploaded to our servers.

Get Started Free

Slides to PDF

Get Started Free Go to Dashboard

Free credits · No credit card required

Features

Supports PPTX format — modern PowerPoint presentations

Each slide is rendered with pixel precision and exported as a separate PDF page

Slide layout, colors, images, shapes and charts are preserved exactly

Preview every slide live before converting

Secure conversion — files are processed in your browser, never uploaded to a server

Seamless conversion support on iOS, Android and web browsers

How it works

How It Works

Select Your Presentation

Choose the PowerPoint (.pptx) file you want to convert, or drag and drop it.

Check the Live Preview

Every slide is automatically rendered and shown in order in the live preview, so you can review it before converting.

Download as PDF

When conversion finishes, your PDF downloads automatically. Your original PowerPoint file stays unchanged.

Use Cases

Who Is It For?

Students and academics who want to convert presentation files to PDF for email or sharing

Company employees who want to archive client/project presentations in an immutable, universal format

Trainers and presenters who want to check their slide layout before printing

Users who want to view a presentation on devices without PowerPoint installed

Designers and marketers who want a shareable copy of a presentation without breaking the design

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How do PowerPoint animations and transitions appear in the PDF?

Animations and slide transitions are not supported in the PDF format. Each slide is shown as a static page in its final animated state (the last visible state).

Is the legacy PowerPoint format (.ppt) supported?

Currently only the modern .pptx format is supported. You'll need to save your old .ppt file as .pptx in PowerPoint or a similar app first.

Will videos and audio in my presentation work in the PDF?

No, video and audio files cannot be exported to PDF since PDF is a static document format. Slides containing media are shown visually (cover frame or placeholder).

Can I select and copy text from the converted PDF?

No. Each slide is rendered visually (as a raster image) and placed onto the PDF page so the original design is preserved exactly — this means the text in the PDF cannot be selected or copied.

How long does converting a large multi-slide presentation take?

Conversion happens entirely in your browser; the time depends on the number of slides and your device's performance. Most presentations finish within seconds.

Your Privacy is Protected

All PDF operations happen on your device. Your documents are never uploaded to our servers.

Get Started Free

Slides to PDF

Features

How It Works

Select Your Presentation

Check the Live Preview

Download as PDF

Who Is It For?

Frequently Asked Questions

Related Tools

Your Privacy is Protected

Slides to PDF

Features

How It Works

Select Your Presentation

Check the Live Preview

Download as PDF

Who Is It For?

Frequently Asked Questions

Related Tools

Your Privacy is Protected