PowerPoint to PDF
PowerPoint to PDF reads the text on each slide and writes one PDF page. Pictures, shapes, animations, and the slide design are not reconstructed.
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Drop your PDF file here, or browse
Supports PPTX • Up to 100 MB
Fidelity
Slide-text fidelity
Each slide becomes a page of its text. Pictures, shapes, animations, and the slide design are not reconstructed.
Private by design. Document processing runs in this browser. PDFForge has no document upload API.
How it works
How PowerPoint to PDF works
PowerPoint to PDF reads the text on each slide and writes one PDF page. Pictures, shapes, animations, and the slide design are not reconstructed.
Guided steps
How to use PowerPoint to PDF
- 1Select a .pptx file from your device.
- 2Read the slide-text fidelity note.
- 3Choose Create PDF.
- 4Download the PDF.
In this tab
What stays in this browser
The file stays in this tab.
- What this tool reads
- The text on each slide. Pictures and shapes are skipped.
- What the download contains
- A PDF with one page of text per slide.
Questions
PowerPoint to PDF FAQs
Is each slide a picture in the PDF?
No. Each slide becomes a page of its text. Pictures on the slide are skipped.
Does speaker notes text get included?
Notes stored outside the slide text are not written. The PDF uses the text placed on the slide.
Which PowerPoint files work?
Use .pptx. Older .ppt files are not accepted.
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