PDF to PowerPoint
Put a PDF into a slide deck, one page per slide, ready to present or annotate. Each slide is a picture of the page, so it looks exactly like your PDF. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop a PDF here, or click to choose
Your file stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
How to convert PDF to PowerPoint
- Drop the PDF onto the box above, or press “Choose a PDF file”.
- Wait while each page is drawn. The .pptx file downloads by itself when it is ready.
- Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides. Each slide is a picture of one page.
What PDF to PowerPoint does
Turning a PDF into a deck, one page per slide. Each slide holds a picture of the page, which is why it looks exactly right: a picture of the page is the page. It is how people get a report in front of a room, or into a deck they can draw on and talk over. The trade is that the words are part of the picture, so you cannot click into them and retype.
What it does
- Makes one slide for every page, in order
- Sizes the slides to match your pages, so an A4 portrait PDF does not arrive letterboxed in widescreen
- Produces a real .pptx that PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides all open
What it does not do
- Give you editable text; the words are part of the slide image and cannot be selected or retyped
- Rebuild a deck that was originally a PowerPoint; the structure is gone once it becomes a PDF
- Pull out headings, bullets or speaker notes
- Keep links or form fields working
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PDF to PowerPoint: common questions
Can I edit the text on the slides?
No. Each slide is a picture of a page, so the words are part of the image. That is the trade that makes it look exactly like your PDF. If you need editable words, use PDF to Word and rebuild the slides around them.
Why is a slide a picture rather than real text?
Because a PDF holds a finished page, not the structure that made it. Guessing which lines were titles and which were bullets would be wrong often enough to be worse than useless, so the page is kept exactly as it is instead.
What shape are the slides?
The same shape as your pages. An A4 portrait PDF gives you portrait slides rather than a portrait page stranded in the middle of a widescreen one.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. The pages are rendered and the .pptx is built in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.