PowerPoint to PDF

Convert PowerPoint .pptx presentations to PDF. Each slide becomes a sharp PDF page with its layout, colours, pictures and tables, and text you can select and search. Runs in your browser.

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At a glance

uploaded: slides are drawn on your device
0 bytes
per slide, in the slide’s own shape
1 page
left out automatically
Hidden slides
no sign-up, no watermark
Free

Slides to PDF in three steps

  1. 1

    Add your .pptx

    Drop in a PowerPoint deck saved as .pptx, up to 100 MB.

    PowerPoint to PDF drop zone
  2. 2

    Convert the deck

    Each visible slide is drawn with its layout, theme colors, pictures, shapes and tables.

    PowerPoint deck loaded and ready to convert
  3. 3

    Download the PDF

    Get one sharp page per slide, ready to email, print or post.

    PDF of the slides ready to download

Your slides, ready for anyone

People without PowerPoint see exactly what you designed.

  • Every slide, page for page.

    Master layouts, theme colors, backgrounds, pictures, shapes and tables are all drawn onto each page.

  • Sharp for print.

    Slides are rendered up to about 2,400 pixels wide, crisp on screen and paper.

  • Hidden slides stay hidden.

    Backup slides you hid in the deck don’t end up in the PDF.

  • From your phone.

    Convert a deck someone sent you, right in your phone’s browser.

  • Same shape.

    16:9 decks stay 16:9.

  • Private.

    Your deck is never uploaded.

Share with confidence

Pitch decks that stay confidential

Board updates, sales decks and unreleased product plans are exactly the files you shouldn’t upload to a stranger’s server. Pagestro draws each slide in your browser, so the deck never leaves your laptop.

  • No upload of your slides
  • Page size matches your slide size
  • Works without PowerPoint installed

On your phone

Got a .pptx you can’t open?

Not every phone has an app for PowerPoint files. Convert the deck to PDF in your phone’s browser and read it, forward it or print it from there.

  • Works in Safari and Chrome on iOS and Android
  • Pick the file from Files, Drive or your downloads
  • The PDF saves straight to your phone
PowerPoint to PDF tool on a phone

Decks people can open anywhere

  • Speaker presenting slides at a conferenceDone

    Speakers

    Handouts after the talk.

    Share your slides as a PDF attendees can open on any device.

  • Founder presenting on a laptopSharedAgreement

    Founders

    A pitch deck investors can open.

    Send a PDF that looks the same in every inbox and viewer.

  • Lecturer with slides in a lecture hallPDF1 PDF

    Teachers

    Lecture slides for students.

    Post the week’s slides as a PDF students can annotate and print.

How Pagestro compares

  • Deck stays on your device

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    Yes
    Upload-based sites
    No
  • Nothing to install

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    No
    Upload-based sites
    Yes
  • Works in a phone browser

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    No
    Upload-based sites
    Yes
  • Skips hidden slides

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    Varies
    Upload-based sites
    Varies
  • Price

    Pagestro
    Free
    Desktop software
    Often a paid license
    Upload-based sites
    Often free with limits

PowerPoint to PDF questions

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How do I convert PowerPoint to PDF without PowerPoint?

Open this page in any browser, drop in the .pptx file and download the PDF. No PowerPoint or other app is needed.

Can I convert old .ppt files?

Not directly. Open the .ppt in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, save it as .pptx, then convert it here.

Can I select the text in the PDF?

Yes. Each slide is drawn as a high-resolution page so the design stays exact, and the slide text sits on top as an invisible layer in the same place, so you can select, copy and search it.

Are charts and SmartArt included?

Not yet. Charts and SmartArt graphics aren’t drawn. If your deck relies on them, paste them into the slides as pictures before converting.

Are animations and speaker notes kept?

No. The PDF shows each slide in its final state, without animations, transitions or notes.

Why does a font look different?

Slides are drawn with the fonts available on your device. If a font from the deck isn’t installed, a similar one is used.

Is my presentation uploaded?

No. Slides are drawn in your browser, so the deck never leaves your device.