PowerPoint to PDF
Convert PPT and PPTX presentations to PDF, keeping slides and layout intact. Converted on an isolated server, for files up to 15 MB.
The PowerPoint to PDF tool converts PPT and PPTX presentations to PDF using LibreOffice on an isolated server, turning each slide into a page.
The file is processed in an isolated LibreOffice profile. Each slide becomes a PDF page, preserving text, images, shapes and the overall layout of the presentation.
This tool sends data to a server and needs a connection during processing. The worker attempts to remove temporary files after the task. Immediate deletion is not guaranteed if a failure occurs. The resulting PDF is lightweight and easy to share by email or message.
It is ideal for sending a presentation that will only be viewed, without risk of the recipient editing or misformatting the content.
When to use it
- Sending a business proposal as PDF to a client who does not have PowerPoint.
- Archiving a class presentation in a stable, portable format.
Limitations
- Animations, transitions and videos are not preserved; only the visual state of each slide.
- Speaker notes and some advanced elements may not appear in the PDF.
Step by step
- Select the PPT or PPTX file.
- Wait for conversion on the isolated server.
- Download the PDF with one slide per page.
Frequently asked questions
Do animations appear in the PDF?
No. The PDF shows the final visual state of each slide, without animations or transitions.
Does each slide become a page?
Yes. Each slide is converted into a corresponding page in the PDF.
Is my file stored after conversion?
This tool sends data to a server and needs a connection during processing. The worker attempts to remove temporary files after the task. Immediate deletion is not guaranteed if a failure occurs.