How to Convert PowerPoint to PDF
Learn the easiest ways to turn a presentation into a PDF.
Read article →Turn PowerPoint presentations into clean, ready-to-share PDF files. Choose the page size, orientation and quality. Everything happens in your browser.
Your presentations are converted in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Slides convert on your device, with no waiting for uploads.
No account and no limits on how often you use it.
Three quick steps. Nothing to install and nothing leaves your device.
Click the upload area or drag one or more .pptx files onto it.
Pick the page size, orientation, quality and what to do with hidden slides.
Press Convert, then download each PDF or all of them as a ZIP.
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Read article →Quick answers about the ConvertKit Lite PowerPoint to PDF tool.
No. The PDF is created in your browser, so your presentations stay on your device.
For most presentations it will be very close. Text, pictures, shapes, tables, backgrounds, bullets and numbering are all drawn. Some things are not supported: charts, SmartArt, videos, animations and transitions. If a slide contains objects that could not be drawn, the file list tells you how many were left out. For a pixel-perfect result on a complex deck, use File > Export > PDF inside PowerPoint.
The conversion happens in your browser, which can only use fonts installed on your device. If your presentation uses a font you do not have, a similar font is used instead, so line breaks can shift slightly.
Yes for Latin-script text. Each slide is drawn as a high-quality image so it looks the same everywhere, and the text is added on top as an invisible layer so you can search and copy it. Text in other scripts, such as Bengali, Arabic or Chinese, looks correct but is not searchable.
No. Only the modern .pptx format (plus .pptm, .ppsx and .potx) is supported. To convert an old .ppt file, open it in PowerPoint, choose Save As and pick PowerPoint Presentation (.pptx), then add it here.
Choose Standard quality. High and Maximum draw slides at a higher resolution, which looks sharper when zoomed or printed but makes the file larger.
Yes. Add several presentations, convert them together, and download each PDF or one ZIP.