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PowerPoint to PDF
Export slides to PDF so anyone can open your presentation.
Read the step-by-step guide →Use PowerPoint to PDF for everyday work
This page is built for the practical version of the task: choose your file, adjust the options, and download the result. No desktop install is required, and basic use does not require an account.
Simple by design
- No sign-up needed for basic use
- Files deleted automatically within 2 hours
- Clear file-size and daily limits
- Works in modern mobile and desktop browsers
About this tool
Slides only look right in the app that made them: fonts substitute, animations vanish and speaker notes are invisible to whoever you email. A PDF gives everyone the same deck, readable on any phone.
Upload .pptx, .ppt or .odp and get a PDF with one page per slide, including notes pages when the file has them. Ideal for conference handouts and client decks.
How it works
- Upload a presentation (.pptx, .ppt or .odp).
- Press Start to export it.
- Download the PDF and scroll through the slides.
Frequently asked questions
Do animations and transitions survive?
No — PDF is a static format. Build each step as a separate slide if you need to show progression.
Are speaker notes included?
Notes appear on separate pages after the slides when the source file contains them.
Which page size is used?
The PDF keeps your slide dimensions, so a 16:9 deck produces 16:9 pages.