What is PowerPoint deck (PPTX / PPT)?
The live presentation format: slides, animations, speaker notes and fonts that may not exist on the machine you present from.
Convert PowerPoint presentations to PDF
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Check the options, then click the main button to start.
When processing finishes, save the result using the download button.
Modern .pptx decks and legacy .ppt files, up to 25 MB and 200 pages each. Free use is limited to 5 conversions per day, shared across our upload-based tools — there is no unlimited option.
Conversion uses LibreOffice, so fonts and layout can differ from what PowerPoint shows. All slides are converted, but rendering is never pixel-perfect — check the preview before sharing.
No. PDF is a static format, so each slide becomes a fixed page. Text, images and layout convert; motion, sound and embedded videos do not.
Standard decks convert faithfully. Unusual fonts or extreme layouts can shift — the inline preview lets you check before sharing.
Yes. Conversion runs on our server and starts only after you confirm the upload on the page. The temporary copy is deleted when the request finishes.
That is the usual point: a PDF opens on any device without PowerPoint, prints predictably, and cannot be accidentally edited by recipients.
Here is what each format is for, and when converting PowerPoint decks into PDF files is the right move.
What is PowerPoint deck (PPTX / PPT)?
The live presentation format: slides, animations, speaker notes and fonts that may not exist on the machine you present from.
What is PDF handout?
One fixed page per slide: it opens identically on every device, prints without surprises and cannot be accidentally edited by whoever receives it.
When you need it
Convert when a deck needs to travel — email attachments, handouts, job applications, archives. Animations are lost by design, so if motion matters, share the original; if reach and reliability matter, share the PDF.