PowerPoint to PDF
Convert a PowerPoint presentation to PDF.
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How it works
Drop a PowerPoint file (.ppt, .pptx or .odp) and get back a PDF, one page per slide. Text, images, shapes, embedded fonts (or the closest available equivalents) and speaker notes appear as they would in Print → Full-page slides.
Common use cases
- Send a deck to reviewers who don't have PowerPoint — everyone opens a PDF the same way.
- Archive a slide deck alongside the meeting notes: PDF is the format that will still open in ten years.
- Attach a slideshow to a proposal or a tender response where PDF is the only accepted format.
Privacy
PowerPoint to PDF sends your file to our service for processing. See the file-handling page for details.
Combined workflows
Most people pair PowerPoint to PDF with Compress PDF, Protect PDF and PDF to JPG/PNG.
FAQ
What happens to animations and transitions?
They are not carried over — PDF is a static format. Each slide becomes one page in its final visual state. Video and audio embeds are replaced with their poster frame.
Are speaker notes included?
By default the export shows the slide only. If you need slides-with-notes, use PowerPoint's Print → Notes Pages layout first and export the resulting file — that layout is what we render.
Is my file sent to the server?
Yes. PowerPoint to PDF sends your file to the service for conversion. It is deleted from disk as soon as the PDF is returned — no copy is kept.