PDF Creator

Convert PowerPoint to PDF

Turn a PPT or PPTX presentation into a PDF — one slide per page, with fonts, images and layout preserved.

Processed securely · deleted immediately

Step by step

How to convert PowerPoint to PDF

  1. Upload your presentation

    Drop a PPT or PPTX file into the box above.

  2. Click Convert to PDF

    Each slide becomes one PDF page, with fonts, images, charts and backgrounds rendered as designed.

  3. Download your PDF

    Share a deck that looks right on every device — no PowerPoint required on the other end.

The case for it

Why convert presentations to PDF?

Slides that can't shift

Opening a deck in a different PowerPoint version can reflow text and swap fonts. A PDF locks every slide exactly as designed.

Perfect for handouts

PDFs print predictably and attach cleanly to emails — the standard way to distribute a deck after the meeting.

Opens anywhere

Phones, tablets, locked-down corporate laptops — everything opens a PDF, not everything opens a PPTX.

Private by design

Unreleased pitch decks stay confidential: conversion is in-memory and files are deleted immediately.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does each slide become one page?

Yes. The PDF has exactly one page per slide, in presentation order.

What happens to animations and transitions?

PDF is a static format, so each slide shows its final state with all elements visible. Animations don't play — plan for that when converting builds-heavy slides.

Are speaker notes included?

No, only the slides themselves are converted. Notes stay in your PowerPoint file.

Which formats are accepted?

Both .ppt (legacy) and .pptx (modern) presentations.

Is my presentation stored?

No. It's converted in memory and deleted as soon as the PDF is generated.

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