PDF to PowerPoint converter
Choose a PDF and the slide size. Each page is drawn as a high-resolution picture and placed on its own slide. The .pptx opens in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and LibreOffice.
- One slide per page
- Free, no sign-up
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How to use it
- Choose the PDF.
- Pick the slide size and picture quality, and a page range if you need only some pages.
- Tick the text box option if you want to edit the words.
- Press Convert to PowerPoint and open the .pptx.
What the slides contain
Every slide holds a picture of one PDF page, so it looks exactly like the PDF, fonts and charts included. Same shape as the PDF page makes the slides the page's size; Widescreen 16:9 centres the page on a standard slide. 150 DPI suits a screen; 200 DPI is sharper on a projector and makes a bigger file.
The pictures are not editable shapes. Tick the text box option to add each line of the page text as a text box on top of the picture, which you can edit, restyle or delete; the words in the picture underneath stay as they are. A fully editable conversion needs a desktop converter.
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Privacy
The PDF stays in this tab. It is not uploaded, and the .pptx is built on your device.
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Questions
Can I edit the slides?
You can add, move and delete things on them. The page itself is a picture; tick the text box option to get the page text as editable text boxes.
Does it work with Keynote and Google Slides?
Yes. The file is a standard .pptx. Upload it to Google Drive to open it in Google Slides.
What slide size should I pick?
Same shape as the PDF page for documents and handouts; Widescreen 16:9 to drop the pages into a standard presentation.
How many pages can I convert?
Up to 300 at a time. Use a page range for longer files.
Is the PDF uploaded?
No. pdf.js draws the pages and the .pptx is written in this tab.