Convert PPT to PDF Free Online
Turn your PowerPoint presentations into PDFs you can share without PowerPoint installed.
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Drag & drop your PPT, PPTX or ODP file, or click to browse
Supports PPT, PPTX and ODP files up to 5 MB free
How to convert PPT to PDF
Upload, convert, download.
Upload your presentation
Drop your PPT or PPTX file onto the page, or click to open the file browser. Batch uploads (up to 10 files at once) are available on Starter and above.
We convert it
Our engine processes your slides automatically, preserving your layouts, fonts, images, and animations as closely as possible in the PDF output.
Download your PDF
Your finished PDF is ready in moments. Download it to your device and it's ready to share, print, or archive — no extra steps.
Built for real people, not just power users
Fonts, images and layouts carry over. Animations and transitions do not.
All Slides Preserved
Every slide in your presentation becomes a page in the PDF, in the exact same order. Nothing gets dropped or rearranged.
Images Transfer Cleanly
Photos, charts, and graphics from your slides are embedded at full quality in the PDF.
Fonts Stay Consistent
Your text looks the same in the PDF as it does in PowerPoint. Font styles, weights, and sizes are all faithfully reproduced.
Fast Processing
Even multi-slide decks convert in under a minute.
Your Files Are Private
Files are processed securely over encrypted connections and automatically deleted within 1 hour. We do not keep your presentations.
Works on Any Device
It runs in your browser on laptop, tablet or phone, so there is nothing to install.
Formats we accept
We support all the major PowerPoint and presentation formats, so whatever version you're working with, you're covered.
PPT/PPTX → PDF
Each slide becomes a page
Your Presentation
Portable PDF
Output is compatible with all PDF readers: Adobe, Chrome, Preview, and more
What actually happens when you convert to PDF
How animations, fonts and notes carry over.
Animations and transitions — what happens to them
A PDF is a static document, so animations and slide transitions don't carry over — each slide converts to its final, fully-revealed state, as if every animation had already played. If a slide relies on a build sequence to make sense, review it after conversion.
Speaker notes — included or not?
By default, the PDF contains only what's visible on the slide itself, not your speaker notes underneath. If you need notes included, most presentation software has a specific \"print with notes\" layout option to select before exporting or printing to PDF.
Embedded videos and audio
Video and audio files embedded in a slide can't play inside a PDF, since PDF isn't a media format. They convert to a static preview image, a thumbnail frame of the video, rather than a playable clip.
Slide size and aspect ratio
Whatever aspect ratio your presentation uses, whether 4:3, 16:9, or a custom size, the PDF pages match it exactly. Each page is sized to one slide, so widescreen presentations produce widescreen-shaped PDF pages, not standard portrait pages with slides shrunk to fit.
Fonts not installed on our servers
If your presentation uses a font that isn't embedded in the file and isn't available on our conversion servers, it's substituted with the closest match, which can shift text positioning slightly. Embedding fonts in your presentation before converting avoids this entirely.
One slide per page, always
Each slide becomes exactly one PDF page, in the order they appear in your presentation. There's no option to combine multiple slides per page, like a handout layout, with this converter — that's a distinct layout you'd set up in the presentation software's own export settings.
Common questions
Everything you might want to know before hitting convert.
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