PowerPoint to PDF
Convert presentations to shareable PDFs — one slide per page, layouts preserved. Free, fast, and handled honestly: encrypted, converted, deleted immediately.
Unlike our in-browser tools, Office conversion needs our server: your file is sent over an encrypted connection, converted, and deleted immediately — never stored, never read. How we handle data
Drop a PowerPoint presentation here, or click to choose
PPTX, PPT, PPSX or ODP — up to 50.0 MB, 3 free a day
Unlimited on Pro. Every in-browser tool stays free.
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How it works
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Drop your presentation in — it uploads over an encrypted connection.
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Our server renders each slide onto its own PDF page.
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The PDF downloads automatically — and your presentation is deleted immediately.
Frequently asked questions
How do slides map to pages?
One slide per page, in order, at the slide’s own aspect ratio (16:9 stays 16:9). Layouts, images, charts, and fonts come through faithfully.
What about animations and transitions?
A PDF is a static document, so each slide is captured in its final state — the same as printing the deck. Speaker notes aren’t included.
What happens to my file?
Encrypted in transit, converted in an isolated temporary folder, deleted the moment your download starts — never stored, never read. See the “Where your data goes” table on our Security page.
Which formats can I convert?
PPTX, the older PPT, and ODP. After converting, “Keep moving” hands the PDF straight to Compress (decks shrink a LOT), Merge, or Watermark.
Is there a size limit?
Up to 50 MB per presentation.
Is it really free?
Yes — free, no signup, no watermark.