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PPT to PDF

Each slide becomes a PDF page. Pictures and text boxes keep their positions, and the stored font size is used.

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Each slide becomes a PDF page. Pictures and text boxes keep their positions, and the stored font size is used.

Opens PPTX

or drop files and folders hereUp to 500 MB per file on the free plan · older formats use the server encoderFolders are welcome

How it works

  1. 01

    Choose a file for PPT to PDF. It accepts PPTX. Most files stay in this tab.

  2. 02

    Set the options on the workbench — preview, crop or timeline when this tool has one — then press Run.

  3. 03

    Download the result. It is also saved in your tray so the next tool can pick it up without another upload.

About this tool

A .pptx file is a ZIP of XML. Slide size, pictures and text boxes are drawn in place, using the font size stored on the text. Cached chart numbers become bars. SmartArt, animations, theme fonts and the original colors are not copied.

Questions

What can I open in PPT to PDF?
PPT to PDF accepts PPTX. Older video containers such as AVI, WMV, FLV, MPEG and 3GP are decoded by the server encoder.
Does PPT to PDF upload my file?
Most MP4, WebM, images and PDF stay in this tab. Instagram/TikTok crops, DVD, GIF, iPhone presets, stabilize, hard containers (AVI, WMV, HEVC) and a failed local encode go to the server encoder. The file is processed and discarded — we do not keep a copy.
How large can the file be?
Free: 500 MB and 8 exports a day. Plus (waitlist) raises the daily cap. A pasted public file URL is also accepted.

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