PowerPoint to PDF
Export a deck as a PDF, one slide per page.
About PowerPoint to PDF
Convert .pptx presentations to PDF with slides rendered at their authored size and aspect ratio. Optionally append speaker notes, or export a handout layout with several slides per page.
A deck sent as .pptx opens differently on every machine, and it invites editing. A PDF is what you send when the slides are finished.
Each slide becomes a page, in order, at slide proportions.
- Processed on your deviceEverything you open or type here is handled by this page and never uploaded anywhere.
- No queue, no limitsNothing waits on a server, so the only limit is your own hardware.
- No account neededNo sign-up and no email address required.
How PowerPoint to PDF works in your browser
There is no browser API that renders a PowerPoint file, so the .pptx — which is a ZIP of OOXML parts — is parsed here directly. The shape tree of each slide is read: positions, sizes, text runs, tables and pictures, converted from OOXML’s internal units into points.
That model is drawn as a page in the output PDF at the deck’s own aspect ratio, so a 16:9 presentation produces 16:9 pages rather than slides letterboxed onto A4.
The limits are specific and are reported rather than hidden. Charts, SmartArt, 3-D effects, transitions and animations are not reproduced — they are features of PowerPoint’s renderer rather than content in the file, and a converter claiming to reproduce them is generally rasterising a screenshot. Ordinary slides of text, images, shapes and tables convert faithfully.
When to use it
Circulating a finished deck for review without inviting edits. Sending slides to somebody who has no copy of PowerPoint. Attaching a presentation to an application or a tender that requires PDF. Producing printable handouts from a deck.
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Frequently asked questions
Are the slides the right size in the PDF?
Yes. Slides are rendered at their authored size and aspect ratio, so a 16:9 deck stays 16:9 rather than being squeezed onto A4.
Can I include the speaker notes?
Yes. Notes can be appended, which is what you want when sending a deck to someone who was not in the room to hear it presented.
Can I print several slides per page?
Yes. A handout layout puts multiple slides on each page, which saves paper and is easier to annotate by hand.