PowerPoint to PDF
Each slide becomes one PDF page at its original aspect ratio.
PowerPoint to PDF online, free and without limits
Sharing a deck as PPTX assumes the other side has PowerPoint, the same fonts, and no interest in editing your slides. A PDF removes all three assumptions: every slide becomes one page at its original aspect ratio, fonts are embedded, and the file opens on any phone or laptop. It is also what conference organizers and clients usually ask for when they want handouts.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
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Upload your PPT, PPTX or ODP file.
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Press PowerPoint to PDF.
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Download the PDF.
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Share or print it — one slide per page.
What you get
- Supports PPT, PPTX and OpenDocument ODP.
- One slide per page, keeping the original 16:9 or 4:3 proportions.
- Fonts, images, charts and backgrounds are preserved.
- Recipients need no presentation software at all.
Questions about PowerPoint to PDF
What people usually want to know before they upload a document.
Do animations and transitions carry across?
No — a PDF is a static document. Each slide is exported in its final state. Build slides that rely on animation into separate slides first if each step matters.
Are my speaker notes included?
No, only the slides themselves. That is usually what you want when sharing externally.
Can I get several slides per page for handouts?
Convert first, then use Merge or an N-up print setting in your PDF reader when printing.
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