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PowerPoint to PDF, every slide as it is.
Drop your PowerPoint (.pptx) file and get a PDF with one page per slide — same layout, pictures, tables and colours. Nothing is uploaded.
Convert PowerPoint to PDF online — keep every slide as it is
This PowerPoint to PDF converter turns a .pptx presentation into a PDF with one page per slide. Titles, bullet points, text boxes, pictures, tables, shapes, backgrounds and gradients stay where you placed them, and slide masters and layouts are applied. It runs in your browser, so your presentation is never uploaded.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
- Select your PowerPoint file — click the button or drag the .pptx file into the box.
- Wait a few seconds — the conversion starts automatically.
- Download the PDF — save each file, or all of them as a ZIP.
Where this helps
Class & project presentationsSubmit slides as a PDF that opens the same on every device.
Business decks & proposalsShare a deck with clients without anyone editing it.
Printing slidesPrint or share slides from any phone or computer, with no PowerPoint needed.
Email & WhatsAppSend a PDF instead of a heavy PowerPoint file.
Good to know
- Check the first slides of the PDF after converting, especially if your deck uses special fonts, charts or SmartArt.
- Need a smaller file? Use our Compress PDF tool next.
- Old .ppt files must be saved as .pptx first.
Frequently asked questions
Will my presentation look the same in the PDF?For typical presentations — title slides, bullet lists, text boxes, pictures, tables, shapes, backgrounds and gradients — the PDF looks very close to PowerPoint: one PDF page per slide, same slide size, positions, colours and text. Slide masters and layouts are applied. Charts, SmartArt, animations, video and special effects such as shadows are not included.
Is the text in the PDF selectable?Yes for English and other Latin-script text, which stays real, selectable text, and hyperlinks stay clickable. Hindi, Gujarati and other scripts are drawn using your device's fonts so they look right, but that part is a picture and cannot be selected.
Is my presentation uploaded to a server?No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser on your own device, so confidential presentations stay private.
Which PowerPoint formats are supported?Modern PowerPoint files with the .pptx extension. For an old .ppt file, open it in PowerPoint and use File > Save As > PowerPoint Presentation (.pptx), then convert.
Why do some fonts look slightly different from PowerPoint?A browser cannot use PowerPoint's own fonts. The tool uses look-alike fonts with identical character widths for Calibri, Cambria, Arial, Times New Roman and Courier New. Other fonts are replaced by the closest look-alike, so line breaks can differ slightly.
Are hidden slides and speaker notes included?Hidden slides are skipped, and speaker notes are not printed. Each visible slide becomes one PDF page.
Is it free? Can I convert many files at once?It is free, with no signup and no watermark. Add several files and download each PDF separately or all of them as a ZIP.