Free Online PowerPoint to PDF Converter
Turn a PowerPoint presentation into a PDF with one page per slide. It is the easiest way to share slides with people who do not have PowerPoint, or to send handouts. Conversion is done privately in your browser.
How to use PowerPoint to PDF
- Open PowerPoint to PDF and choose your .pptx file.
- Wait a moment while each slide is drawn in your browser.
- Check the slide preview.
- Press Convert to PDF and download the PDF.
Features
Every slide becomes one PDF page, in the same order as the presentation.
Slide titles, text boxes, shapes, tables and images are drawn into the PDF.
Anyone can open the PDF on a phone, tablet or computer without PowerPoint.
Works in a modern browser without Microsoft Office.
Presentations often hold plans and figures; here they never leave your device.
No account, no watermark and no limit on the number of conversions.
When to use it
Slides are often shared after a meeting or class, but sending a .pptx file means the receiver needs PowerPoint, and fonts or layouts may change on their device. A PDF of the slides opens anywhere, is smaller to send and cannot be edited by accident. Teachers share lecture notes this way, students submit presentations, and teams send pitch decks to clients. It is also the easiest way to print handouts, because every slide becomes one clean page.
Frequently asked questions
Which PowerPoint files work?
Modern presentations in .pptx format. Save older .ppt files as .pptx in PowerPoint first.
Are animations and videos kept?
No. A PDF is a set of still pages, so each slide is saved as it looks when fully shown. Animations, transitions and videos are not included.
Will my fonts look right?
Common fonts look the same. If a slide uses a rare font that your device does not have, a similar font is used, so check the preview.
Is my presentation uploaded?
No. It is converted inside your browser and stays on your device.
Can I make the PDF smaller afterwards?
Yes. Open the PDF in Compress PDF to reduce its size for email.
Can I print the PDF as handouts?
Yes. Open the PDF in any reader and print it. Most print dialogs let you put two, four or six pages on each sheet of paper, which turns the slides into compact handouts.