PowerPoint to PDF
Send slides as a PDF that opens anywhere. Each slide becomes a page of the same size with its text boxes, pictures, shapes, tables and background.
Runs in your browser — files are never uploaded
How to use PowerPoint to PDF
- Drop one or more .pptx files onto the page.
- Click “Convert to PDF”.
- Download the PDF — one page per slide.
Frequently asked questions
Will the slides look exactly the same?
Simple slides come close: text boxes with their position, size, alignment, bullets, bold/italic and colours, pictures, basic shapes with fills and outlines, simple tables and backgrounds. Everything is an approximation, though — text is drawn with Noto Sans instead of your fonts, and gradients, shadows, 3D and other effects are simplified.
What is not converted?
Charts, SmartArt diagrams, videos, audio, animations and transitions, speaker notes and pictures in EMF/WMF format. The result tells you when charts or pictures were left out — for a perfect copy, use “Save as PDF” in PowerPoint.
Can I convert .ppt files?
Only .pptx. Open a .ppt file in PowerPoint or LibreOffice and save it as .pptx first.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.