Convert PowerPoint to PDF
PowerPoint to PDF turns a .pptx presentation into a PDF with one page per slide, at the presentation's own slide size. Slide backgrounds, images, shapes, text boxes and tables are drawn as on the slide, and the PDF gets a searchable text layer.
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The slides are rendered by a browser engine, not by PowerPoint itself, so some advanced features can differ: charts and SmartArt may not appear, and animations, audio and video are not part of a PDF. For a presentation going to print, compare the result with the original before sending it.
How to use PowerPoint to PDF
- Tap Choose a PowerPoint file and select a .pptx file.
- Tap Convert to PDF. Each slide is rendered in turn.
- Check the result card, then tap Download.
Key features
- One page per slide at the original slide size.
- Images, shapes, backgrounds, tables and text.
- Searchable text layer.
Supported files
Input: .pptx files (not older .ppt). Output: a PDF with one page per slide. Charts, SmartArt, animations, audio and video are not included; the result card warns when a presentation contains charts or media.
Privacy and security
The presentation is read inside your browser and is not uploaded.
Common problems
- A chart or SmartArt graphic is missing.
- These aren't supported by the browser renderer. Use PowerPoint's or Google Slides' own export if they are essential.
- Fonts look different.
- If the presentation uses fonts that aren't on your device, similar fonts are used instead.
Tips
- Going the other way, PDF to PowerPoint creates editable slides from a PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Does this keep my slide design?
Yes for backgrounds, images, shapes, tables and text. Charts and SmartArt may not appear, and animations are not part of a PDF.