Convert PowerPoint to PDF

Turn PPT and PPTX presentations into a PDF that opens correctly on any computer or projector.

Convert PowerPoint to PDF — Slides That Look Right Everywhere

Every presenter knows the moment: you open your deck on someone else's laptop and the fonts have been substituted, the text boxes have shifted and a heading now runs over the image behind it. PowerPoint files depend on the fonts, the version and sometimes the linked media on the machine that opens them. A PDF depends on nothing — the slides are rendered once, exactly as you designed them, and stay that way.

Upload your PPT or PPTX and each slide becomes a page of a PDF, with fonts embedded, images in place and layouts untouched. It is the safest way to share a deck for review, send handouts before a meeting, submit coursework or hand something to a print shop. A PDF also opens instantly in any browser, so the recipient does not need PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides installed at all.

Bear in mind what a static format cannot carry: transitions, slide animations, embedded video and audio do not survive, and speaker notes are not printed — the PDF shows the finished state of every slide. If your deck is heavy with photographs, the resulting PDF may be large, in which case Compress PDF will bring it down to a size you can email. The converter is free, unlimited and watermark-free, and files are removed from the server after processing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert a PowerPoint presentation to PDF?

Upload your PPT or PPTX file here and wait a few seconds. The PDF, with one page per slide, is offered for download as soon as the conversion finishes.

Are my fonts and layout preserved?

Yes. Fonts are embedded and the slides are rendered exactly as designed, so nothing shifts when the file is opened on another computer.

What happens to animations and transitions?

They are not carried over — a PDF is a static document. Each slide appears in its final state, which is what you want for handouts, printing and review.

Do both PPT and PPTX work?

Yes. The converter accepts the older PPT format as well as modern PPTX files created in PowerPoint, LibreOffice Impress or Google Slides.

Are speaker notes included?

No. The PDF contains the slides themselves, one per page, without the notes pane.

My PDF is very large — what can I do?

Image-heavy decks produce big files. Run the finished PDF through the Compress PDF tool to reduce its size while keeping the slides readable.