PowerPoint to PDF
Shapes · Gradients · Tables · Images · Auto-fit · Clipping · Zero upload
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Drop your presentation here
or browse files — .pptx supported
✓ No upload✓ No watermark✓ No sign-up
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1Pixel-perfectSlide layouts, fonts, images, and colours rendered as they appear.
22× ResolutionHigh-resolution rendering for sharp output.
3GradientsGradients preserved in the output PDF.
4ImagesImages carried into the PDF at full quality.
5TablesTables rendered faithfully in the output.
6Shadows & EffectsShadows and effects preserved.
760+ Shapes60+ shapes supported with faithful rendering.
8All FontsAll fonts embedded and preserved.
Turn slides into PDF pages
Drop a .pptx file — each slide becomes one landscape page with its title and bullets, optionally followed by speaker notes. Old .ppt files must be re-saved as .pptx first.
Safe for decks and pitches
Each slide becomes a PDF page on your device with titles and bullets intact, so investor pitches, lesson decks and internal reviews never upload.
How to powerPoint to PDF
- 1Upload your .pptx fileUpload your PowerPoint presentation using the uploader below.
- 2ConvertClick "Convert to PDF". Each slide is rendered locally in your browser.
- 3DownloadDownload the PDF version of your presentation — no watermark.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it one PDF page per slide?
Yes — each slide becomes a page sized to the presentation's slide size.
Are speaker notes included?
Optionally — toggle notes pages on or off before converting.
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