Convert PowerPoint to PDF
Convert a PowerPoint (.pptx) presentation into a PDF, slide by slide.
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Works with files up to roughly 100 MB, depending on your device's memory.
PowerPoint to PDF turns your .pptx presentation into a PDF you can share with anyone, even if they don't have PowerPoint installed. Upload your file and the tool rebuilds each slide as a PDF page, placing text boxes and pictures in the same position and size they had in the original slide. This is a best-effort, browser-only conversion: it works well for slides built mainly from text and pictures, which covers most presentations made in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Canva. It does not reproduce animations, transitions, slide backgrounds, gradients, SmartArt, embedded charts, videos or custom fonts — those elements are skipped rather than approximated badly. Only modern .pptx files are supported; older .ppt files aren't. Everything runs locally in your browser — your presentation is never uploaded to a server.
How it works
Upload your file
Drag and drop, or click to choose a file from your device.
Choose your options
Set the options for this tool — most tools work great with the defaults.
Download your PDF
Get your result instantly, processed right in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Will my slides look exactly like the original?
For slides built from text boxes and pictures — the most common case — the position and size of each element are preserved closely. Animations, transitions, gradients, SmartArt, embedded charts/videos and custom fonts are not reproduced.
Does it support .ppt files (older PowerPoint format)?
No, only the modern .pptx format is supported. Save the file as .pptx from PowerPoint first if needed.
Why might some text or images be missing?
Elements that rely on features this browser-only tool can't rebuild — like certain embedded objects or unusual image formats — are skipped rather than shown broken or incorrect.
Is my presentation uploaded anywhere?
No, the whole conversion happens inside your browser using JavaScript.