PPT to PDF
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About PPT to PDF
Drop a .pptx (legacy .ppt is not supported). Each slide becomes one PDF page at the slide's size. Text boxes and embedded JPEG or PNG pictures are drawn. Speaker notes are not included.
This is not a full PowerPoint lookalike. SmartArt, charts, animations, and some picture formats are skipped. Preview the pages. Unusual symbols may be substituted.
How to use PPT to PDF
- 1Drop a .pptx. Save a .ppt as .pptx in PowerPoint first if needed.
- 2Convert to PDF. Each slide becomes a page, including pictures the tool can read.
- 3Preview. Confirm text and photos landed.
- 4Download. Open the PDF in any reader.
Limits and privacy
The presentation stays in this browser. Each file can be 25MB on a phone or 50MB on a desktop. No account. Closing the tab clears the file.
FAQs
- Can I drop a .ppt file?
- No. Save as .pptx in PowerPoint, then drop that file.
- Will slides look identical to PowerPoint?
- Text boxes and JPEG or PNG pictures are placed. SmartArt, charts, animations, and some picture formats are skipped.
- Are speaker notes included?
- No. Only the slide canvas.
- What page size is each PDF page?
- The slide size from the file, so a widescreen deck stays widescreen.
- How is this different from PDF to PPT?
- This starts from PowerPoint and builds a PDF of text and pictures. PDF to PPT puts each PDF page on a slide as an image.