PowerPoint to PDF
Convert a presentation to PDF with slide layouts, shapes and backgrounds preserved.
Why convert a presentation to PDF?
A deck is only presentable on a machine with PowerPoint. A PDF is portable: it cannot be reflowed, fonts cannot substitute, and it opens on a phone, a tablet or a competitor's software.
Slide layouts, shapes and backgrounds preserved
Supports .pptx, .ppt and .odp
One slide per page, in deck order
Speaker notes carried through as extra pages
Font embedding, so no substitute typeface appears
Animations flattened to their final frame
How to PowerPoint to PDF
1
Choose your presentation
Upload the deck. .pptx, .ppt and .odp are all read.
2
Review the pages
Confirm the slides are all there and nothing has shifted position.
3
Convert and download
Convert to PDF and download a copy that opens anywhere.
100% Secure
AES-256 encryption
Super Fast
Results in seconds
Auto-Delete
Files removed in 2 hours
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my slides look different in the PDF?
No. Slide layouts, shapes and backgrounds are preserved, and fonts are embedded so no substitute typeface appears on another machine.
What happens to the animations?
PDF is a still format, so each slide is captured at its final frame. The motion itself does not carry across.
Are the speaker notes included?
Yes, notes are carried through as extra pages after the slides.
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