Turn a deck into a PDF.
Drop in a .pptx file and get a PDF back — built right here in the tab, nothing uploaded.
Drag a .pptx file here, or click to browse
PowerPoint (.pptx) files only — processed entirely on your device
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Add your presentation
Drag it in, or click the box to choose a .pptx file from your device.
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Convert
Each slide is redrawn in your browser, in order, at the deck's own aspect ratio.
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Download the PDF
One page per slide, ready to share or print.
Good to know
Is my presentation uploaded anywhere?
No. This reads the .pptx file's contents and redraws each slide with JavaScript running in your browser tab, then builds a PDF from the result — all on your device. Handy for decks with client names, pricing, or anything else you'd rather not hand to a random website.
Will it look exactly like the original?
Text, images, basic shapes, colors, and layout come through well for most decks. Things that don't translate: embedded charts, SmartArt, tables, animations and transitions (a PDF has no motion anyway), and a few older image formats like WMF/EMF. For a typical text-and-image presentation, the output is close to what you'd see in PowerPoint.
What file types can I convert?
.pptx — the modern PowerPoint format (PowerPoint 2007 and later, and what Keynote, Google Slides, and Canva export by default). The older binary .ppt format isn't supported; if that's what you have, open it in PowerPoint and use "Save As" to convert it to .pptx first.
Is there a slide count or file size limit?
No hard limit — you're bound by your device's memory and how long you're willing to wait. A typical deck converts in a few seconds; a very large one with lots of high-resolution images will take longer.