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PowerPoint to PDF
Convert PowerPoint slides to a PDF (text).
or drop a PowerPoint file here
PDF files are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded.
About PowerPoint to PDF
PowerPoint to PDF converts PowerPoint slides to a PDF, keeping their text. Upload a .pptx file and the tool produces a PDF that can be shared, printed or archived, with the slide text in order. It is made for sending a presentation to people who do not have PowerPoint, or for a fixed version that will not change when opened on another computer.
A PowerPoint file can look different on another machine if fonts or versions differ, and it can be edited by anyone who receives it. A PDF fixes the text in a shareable format, which is why handouts, submissions and archives usually ask for PDF rather than the original deck.
How to use PowerPoint to PDF
- Choose a PowerPoint file with “Select PowerPoint file”.
- Check the slide preview — each slide’s text is shown in order, so you can confirm the content before converting.
- Press “Convert to PDF”.
- Download the PDF, named presentation.pdf.
- Open it in any PDF reader to check the slide text.
Why use PowerPoint to PDF
A deck you can present, turned into a document anyone can open.
- Fixed format — the PDF opens the same on any device.
- Slide order kept — slides become PDF content in order.
- Private — conversion happens in your browser; the file is never uploaded.
Common uses
Common uses include sending presentation handouts to attendees, submitting slides for a course or a conference, sharing a deck with someone who has no PowerPoint, and archiving a final version of a presentation. A PDF handout prints reliably and cannot be accidentally edited by the recipient.
Your files and privacy
Your PowerPoint file is converted in your browser and is never uploaded to a server.
Honest limits
This is a text conversion. Full slide design, images and animations are not preserved.
Frequently asked questions
Are slide designs preserved?
No. This browser conversion keeps slide text, not the full slide design.
Can I convert an old .ppt file?
This tool is made for standard .pptx files. Very old .ppt files may not convert well in a browser; if yours fails, re-save it as .pptx in PowerPoint first and try again.
Which PowerPoint files are supported?
Standard .pptx files. Very old .ppt files and files with heavy macros may not convert well in a browser.
Can I present from the PDF?
Yes, for reading and printing. For animated presenting, use the original PowerPoint file; a PDF does not carry slide transitions.
Why is the PDF text-only?
Browser conversion extracts slide text rather than rendering full slide design. For a pixel-perfect conversion, use desktop PowerPoint.