How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
- Add your PPTX, PPT or ODP presentations.
- Start the conversion: each slide becomes one page.
- Download your PDF, ready to share or print.
A thesis defense, a sales pitch or training slides are better sent as PDF: the file opens on any computer or phone without PowerPoint, and your fonts and layouts stay exactly in place. It is also the format most submission platforms and event organizers ask for.
The tool converts Microsoft PowerPoint PPTX and PPT files as well as LibreOffice Impress ODP presentations. Each slide becomes one page of the PDF, in the order of the deck. You can convert up to 50 presentations at once. The resulting PDF reads like the slideshow and can also be printed as handouts for your audience. Speaker notes are not included, only the slides themselves.
Animations and transitions are not carried over, since a PDF is a static document, so keep that in mind if a slide relies on items appearing one after another. Your files are processed in memory and deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Is PowerPoint to PDF free?
Yes, free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Are animations kept?
No, a PDF is static: each slide is saved in its final state, without animations or transitions.
Which formats are supported?
PPTX and PPT (PowerPoint) and ODP (LibreOffice / OpenOffice Impress), up to 300 MB per file.
Can I convert from my phone?
Yes, the tool works in the browser of your phone or tablet.
How can I make the PDF smaller?
If the deck has lots of pictures, run the PDF through Compress PDF to shrink it.