PowerPoint to PDF
Each slide's words go on a page. Pictures, charts, and the slide design are left out.
PDF tools use pdf-lib (MIT).
About this tool
PowerPoint to PDF places each .pptx slide’s text on a PDF page. Pictures, charts, and the slide master are left out. Older .ppt binary files are not read.
Use it when you need searchable words from a deck you own, not when you need a print-ready visual of the design. For that, export PDF from PowerPoint itself.
The PPTX zip is parsed locally (up to 100 slides); text is drawn with pdf-lib. 50 MB. Landscape pages. No upload of the deck.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
- Choose a .pptx. It stays on your device.
- Convert. Each slide’s words become a PDF page.
- Download and skim — expect missing art.
50 MB, 100 slides. .ppt not supported. Pictures and charts omitted. Password-protected decks not opened.
FAQ
- Is slide XML parsed off this computer?
- No. Unzip and PDF draw are local.
- Why are charts gone?
- This v1 reads text. It does not render Office drawingML as bitmaps.
- Speaker notes?
- Not a notes PDF. Body text on the slide XML is the source.
- Can I convert PDF to PowerPoint losslessly?
- No. The other direction is also text extraction.
- Need the visuals?
- Export from PowerPoint or rasterize a PDF you already printed with PDF to JPG.
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