PowerPoint to PDF Converter
Export slide decks to PDF while keeping layouts, transitions' final state, and speaker notes intact.
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Maximum file size: 100 MB
No account, no watermark. Your files are not stored on our servers after processing.
A PowerPoint file is built for editing and presenting, but sharing the raw .pptx often causes trouble - fonts substitute if the recipient doesn't have them installed, and animations can leave a slide looking incomplete outside presentation mode. Converting to PDF freezes each slide exactly as it appears at the end of its animations, preserving background images, custom fonts that were embedded, and the overall slide layout so a client or colleague sees the deck as designed, not a reflowed approximation.
This converter processes .ppt and .pptx files directly in the browser, rendering each slide as a page in the resulting PDF at the aspect ratio you set - whether that's standard 4:3 or widescreen 16:9. It's suited for pitch decks, lecture slides, and training materials alike, and it can include speaker notes as supplementary content if your deck relies on them. Files are handled privately and discarded once the conversion finishes.
How to use PPT to PDF online
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Upload your presentation
Add a .ppt or .pptx file from your device, including decks with embedded images, charts, or custom fonts.
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Slides render as pages
Each slide is converted into one PDF page, keeping its aspect ratio, background, and final animation state intact.
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Check text and image placement
Review the PDF for slides with heavy custom fonts or layered graphics to confirm everything lined up as expected.
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Download the finished PDF
Save the multi-page PDF, ready to distribute to attendees or attach to an email without needing PowerPoint installed.
When people use this tool
Client pitch decks
Send a sales presentation as PDF so it opens identically on the client's device, without font substitution changing the look.
Lecture handouts
Distribute course slides to students as a printable PDF they can annotate, without needing PowerPoint or Keynote.
Conference submissions
Convert a talk deck to PDF for event organizers who require a static file rather than an editable presentation.
Internal training materials
Archive a training deck as PDF so it stays accessible and unchanged even years after the original file format falls out of use.
What you get
Full-fidelity slide rendering
Backgrounds, custom fonts, and image placement are reproduced page by page instead of being simplified.
Aspect-ratio matching
Widescreen and standard slide formats are preserved so nothing gets stretched or letterboxed unexpectedly.
Works without PowerPoint
Neither the sender nor the recipient needs PowerPoint or a compatible viewer installed to create or read the PDF.
Private, on-demand conversion
Decks are converted individually on request and removed afterward, avoiding any long-term storage of presentation content.