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PPTX to PDF

PowerPoint to PDF

Convert PPT and PPTX presentations to PDF instantly.

•Supports .ppt and .pptx
•All slides converted
•Fonts and images preserved
•Share-ready PDF output
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Tap to add PPT or PPTX

How to convert PowerPoint to PDF

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Upload your PowerPoint files (.pptx) from your device, or pull them directly from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive.
2
Preview your slides in the sidebar to confirm you uploaded the right deck.
3
Click Convert to PDF. Each slide becomes one PDF page, with all text, images, and shapes kept intact.
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The output is a non-editable PDF that looks identical on every device and prints cleanly.
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Download your file, save it back to the cloud, or send it straight into another tool like Merge or Compress.

Why use our PowerPoint to PDF converter

Slide design preserved
Backgrounds, colours, layouts, and master slides come through exactly as in the original deck.
Text stays sharp
Body copy, titles, and bullets render at high quality - searchable and selectable in any PDF viewer.
Images and shapes intact
Photos, charts, diagrams, and shapes carry over without re-compression or distortion.
One slide, one page
Each slide becomes its own PDF page, in the original order. No reflow, no merging.
Locked layout
The output is non-editable, so it displays and prints exactly the same on any device or operating system.
Batch processing
With a free account, convert up to 4 .pptx files at once (200 MB total). Each becomes its own clean PDF.
Cloud import
Pull files from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive without a local download step.
Workflow Ready
Send the resulting PDF directly into Merge, Compress, Sign, or any other tool without re-uploading.
Private and secure
Files are processed over HTTPS and deleted from our servers shortly after conversion.
Free, no watermark
No watermark on the PDF, no signup needed for single jobs, no per-day cap on conversions.

Frequently asked questions

Will the PDF look exactly like my PowerPoint deck?
Yes. Layouts, fonts, images, shapes, and backgrounds carry over so the PDF matches your slides as closely as possible.
Will each slide become one PDF page?
Yes. Every slide becomes its own page, in the same order as your original presentation.
What about fonts that are not on my system?
We use a wide standard font set and substitute the closest match when needed, so the layout stays intact in the final PDF.
What happens to images and charts?
All images, charts, and shapes are preserved as part of each page, at the same quality as in the source file.
Can I edit the PDF afterwards?
The output is non-editable by design. If you need to edit content later, use our Edit PDF tool or PDF to PowerPoint to convert back.
Can I convert multiple .pptx files at once?
Yes. Batch processing is available with a free account - up to 3 files at once, 100 MB total. Single file conversions work without signing in (up to 80 MB).
Are animations or slide transitions preserved?
PDF is a static format, so animations and transitions are flattened. The slide is captured at its final state.
Can I import from Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive?
Yes. Use the cloud buttons on the upload screen to pull files in directly. No need to download them to your device first.
Are my files kept private?
Yes. Uploads happen over HTTPS, files are not shared, and they are deleted from our servers shortly after the conversion finishes.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The converter runs in any modern browser on phone, tablet, or desktop. There is no app to install.

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