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PowerPoint to PDF

Convert presentations to PDF on our server, one page per slide, with themes, charts, tables and fonts kept as closely as possible — real text and shapes, not a blurry screenshot. Supports PPTX, PPT, PPS, PPSX and ODP, batch conversion and a live preview. Free for 2 tasks a day with no signup: your file is uploaded over HTTPS and deleted automatically within 2 hours.

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PowerPoint to PDF

PowerPoint to PDF with themes, charts and fonts kept as closely as possible.


Convert PowerPoint to PDF — Share Slides Without Formatting Issues

You have built a pitch deck in PowerPoint with custom fonts, slide transitions, and carefully placed images. Then you email it to a client and they open it in Keynote, Google Slides, or an older PowerPoint version — and the fonts revert to Arial, the images shift, and the layout no longer looks professional. The solution is to convert the .pptx to PDF before sending. The PDF keeps your slides looking the way you designed them, on every device.

Our PowerPoint to PDF converter renders your deck on our server with a full presentation engine, so themes, gradients, charts, tables, fonts and slide positions are kept as closely as possible. Each slide becomes one page. It accepts .pptx, .ppt, .pps, .ppsx and .odp. No signup and no watermark: 2 free tasks a day (3 with a free account).

How to Convert PowerPoint to PDF

You do not need Microsoft Office installed — the conversion runs on our server, and the defaults work for almost every deck.

1. Select Your Presentation

Drag one or several .pptx, .ppt, .pps or .odp files straight from your device. Multi-hundred-slide decks are handled without trouble.

2. PowerPoint Renders It

Our server opens your deck and exports the PDF with fonts embedded and vector shapes kept crisp, each object as close as possible to where you placed it. Macros in your file are not run.

3. Preview the Output

Scroll through a quick preview to verify that slide layouts, fonts, and colours match your original deck before downloading.

4. Download the PDF

Save each PDF individually or grab everything as one ZIP, with a live preview of the result on screen. Your uploaded file is deleted from our server automatically within 2 hours.


Why Use Our PPT to PDF Converter

Google Slides has a "Download as PDF" option, but it flattens complex animations, mishandles custom fonts, and does not work for offline .pptx files. Our tool is built specifically for accurate conversion.

Fonts Embedded

The fonts used in the PDF are embedded, so viewers see your typography. A rare or purchased font that isn’t available to the converter is replaced with the closest match.

Vector Shapes Stay Crisp

SmartArt, flowcharts, and drawn shapes are rendered as vectors in the PDF, so they stay sharp at any zoom level.

Speaker Notes Stay Private

The PDF shows the slides themselves, one per page, so your speaker notes never end up in a file you share.

Optimised File Size

Images are kept at full quality but redundant metadata and slide master duplication are cleaned up, producing a smaller PDF than most desktop exports.

No PowerPoint Needed on Your Device

The conversion runs on our server, so you can convert from any operating system or device with just a browser — no Office licence or install required.

Secure and Private

Isolated per-file temp folders, macros force-disabled before opening, and immediate deletion after delivery. No accounts, no stored files, no tracking of your slide contents.


PowerPoint to PDF — FAQs

PDF is a static format, so animations and slide transitions do not carry over. Each slide is captured in its final state, showing all objects in their end-of-animation position. The visual layout is the same as what an audience sees after all animations have played.

PPTX, the legacy PPT (PowerPoint 97-2003), slideshow PPS/PPSX, macro-enabled PPTM, POTX templates and OpenDocument ODP — anything PowerPoint can open, all with the same rendering accuracy.

No. The PDF shows just the slide content, one slide per page, so your private notes stay out of it — safe to share with clients, students or stakeholders.

Files up to 100 MB each are supported. Decks with 200+ slides and embedded videos (videos are excluded from the PDF but images remain) process smoothly. You can also drop several presentations at once — each is converted independently and downloaded individually or as a ZIP.