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PowerPoint to PDF converter, free

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Turn a presentation into a PDF that opens on any phone or laptop, for sharing notes after a class or sending a pitch. One slide per page, at the slide’s own size.

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  • Files stay on your device
  • No watermark

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PPTX (PowerPoint 2007 or newer)

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How to use the PowerPoint to PDF

  1. Add your presentationChoose a .pptx file or drop it on the page.
  2. ConvertEach slide is drawn in your browser with its text, theme colours, pictures, shapes and tables.
  3. Check the slidesSmall previews appear so you can check them.
  4. Download the PDFShare it, print handouts or upload it.

Why use this powerpoint to pdf

A PDF of your slides opens anywhere, even where PowerPoint is not installed, and the layout cannot shift. This converter reads the .pptx file in your browser and draws every slide from it: backgrounds, theme colours, text with its bullets and sizes, pictures, shapes and tables, then saves the slides as a PDF.

Animations and videos do not appear in a PDF. Charts, SmartArt and 3D effects are drawn simply or left out, so check the previews. To make the PDF smaller, use Compress PDF.

  • One slide per pagePages keep the slide’s own shape, 16:9 or 4:3.
  • Theme colours and fontsBackgrounds, theme colours, bullets and text styles come from the presentation’s theme.
  • Pictures, shapes and tablesPhotos, logos, common shapes and tables are drawn.
  • PrivateYour slides are drawn in your browser and never uploaded.

Questions people ask

How do I convert PowerPoint to PDF?

Add the .pptx file and press “Convert to PDF”. Each slide becomes one page.

Will my animations and videos work in the PDF?

No. A PDF shows each slide as it looks at the end, without animations, sound or video.

Why does a chart look different?

Charts and SmartArt are drawn in a simplified way or left out. For an exact copy, export to PDF from PowerPoint itself.

Can I convert .ppt files?

Save them as .pptx in PowerPoint, Google Slides or WPS Office first.

Is my presentation uploaded?

No. The slides are drawn in your browser.

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