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PowerPoint to PDF
Render a PowerPoint .pptx deck as a PDF, with each slide becoming one page. The PDF looks the same on every device and can't be accidentally edited.
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PowerPoint to PDF is coming soon
Render a PowerPoint .pptx deck as a PDF, with each slide becoming one page. The PDF looks the same on every device and can't be accidentally edited.
We're still building this one. We'd rather not ship it until it works reliably end-to-end — no fake progress bars, no pretend success screens.
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Sharing decks as PDFs
PowerPoint decks shared as PDFs are universal. The recipient doesn't need PowerPoint, the fonts won't substitute, the layouts won't shift, and the file is small enough to email or post. For anyone who needs to review a deck without editing it, PDF is the right delivery format.
Most decks convert cleanly. The main gotchas are embedded videos (which become a static thumbnail), live charts (which freeze at their current values), and custom fonts (which are embedded in the PDF to preserve fidelity, slightly increasing the file size).
If you're sharing the deck for review and want to keep it interactive, you can also use speaker notes — when this tool ships, you'll be able to include notes pages below each slide, so reviewers can follow the spoken narrative alongside the visuals.
What you get
Features
Each slide becomes one page
Notes pages optional
Fonts embedded for cross-device fidelity
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Step by step
How to use
- 1
Upload the .pptx file.
- 2
Click Convert.
- 3
Download the PDF.
Your privacy
How this tool handles your file
When this tool ships, your .pptx will be processed in a per-request temp directory and deleted immediately afterwards.
Read more about our security practices or see our privacy policy.
Frequently asked
Common questions
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