A page for each slide
Every slide becomes a page that keeps the slide's shape, with its text, pictures and shapes laid out by an office suite.
Convert PowerPoint to PDF online
Turn a PowerPoint presentation (.pptx, .ppt) or an OpenDocument one into a PDF, a page for each slide, that opens the same everywhere. This tool needs our server: the file is converted there and deleted at once. Free: 3 files a day, up to 10 MB each.
or drop it here
- Sent to our server, deleted at once
- Free, no account needed
- Works on phones
How it works
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
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Choose your presentation: .pptx, .ppt or .odp, up to 10 MB free, 25 MB with Pro or a 7-day pass.
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It is sent to our server, converted to PDF with LibreOffice, and deleted there at once.
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Download the PDF, then open it in GenPDF to put several slides on a sheet, merge it or sign it.
Why GenPDF
PowerPoint to PDF with GenPDF: what is different
Still pages, not a show
Animations, transitions and embedded video do not carry over to a PDF: each slide is a still, as it looks when it first appears.
Deleted at once
The file is converted in a private folder of its own, and deleted with it. Nothing of your presentation stays on our server, and macros are not run.
Questions
PowerPoint to PDF: questions and answers
Which presentation files can I convert?
PowerPoint (.pptx, .ppt) and OpenDocument presentations (.odp), up to 10 MB each on the free plan, 25 MB with Pro or a 7-day pass. Free, you can convert 3 files a day; with Pro or a pass, 30.
Will my fonts and layout be kept?
Very close. The presentation is laid out with the fonts it uses; where one is not available on our server, a similar font takes its place and line breaks can shift. Check the slides, and use common fonts for the closest result.
Can I print several slides on one sheet, as a handout?
Yes. Open the PDF in GenPDF and use N-up to place several pages on each sheet.
Is my presentation kept on your server?
No. It is converted in a private folder and deleted with it as soon as the PDF is made. Nothing is stored.