Share slides that open anywhere
Not everyone has PowerPoint, and slides can shift when opened in other apps. A PDF keeps every slide exactly as designed, opens on any phone or computer, and is usually smaller to send. PowerPoint to PDF converts each slide to a PDF page with its text, images, shapes and charts.
Animations and transitions can't exist in a PDF, so each slide is shown in its final state.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
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Choose your presentation
Pick a PPTX, PPT or ODP file up to 20 MB.
- 2
Convert
The file is uploaded and converted on our server.
- 3
Download
Save your PDF. The files are deleted from our server.
Features
One slide per page
The slide size and order are kept.
Text stays text
Text in the PDF remains selectable and searchable.
Images and charts
Pictures, shapes and charts are included.
Deleted quickly
Removed after download and always within 15 minutes.
PowerPoint to PDF: frequently asked questions
No. Only the slides are converted.
They can't play in a PDF. The slide is shown as it appears when the animations have finished.
Compress the pictures in PowerPoint (File > Compress Pictures), save and try again.
Yes, within a fair hourly limit. Signing in with Google raises the limit.