PDF to PowerPoint converter
Make a PowerPoint file from a PDF, one slide per page, without uploading it.
or drop them here, or paste them
Nothing is uploaded.
About PDF to PowerPoint
Want to show a PDF in a meeting, or add a few of its pages to your own presentation? This converter makes a PowerPoint file (.pptx) with one slide for every page you choose.
Know what you get: each slide holds a picture of its page. It looks exactly like the PDF, with the same fonts, charts and photos, but the words can't be edited, selected or searched in PowerPoint. You can still put your own text boxes, notes and transitions on top, change the order of the slides and delete the ones you don't need.
The slides take the size and shape of the first page, so an A4 report gives tall A4 slides and a landscape handout gives wide ones. Pages of another size are fitted onto the slide and centred on white. Type the pages you want, such as 1-3, 5, or leave the box empty for all of them, up to 300 at a time.
The resolution decides how sharp the slides look: Screen keeps the file small for email, Standard suits most projectors and screens, and Print stays crisp when you zoom in or print. Your PDF is opened by your own browser and never sent to a server, and once this page has loaded it works without a connection.
Questions and answers
No. Every slide is a picture of a PDF page, so the text looks right but can't be changed. To reuse the words, copy them with PDF to Text and paste them into a text box.
It is a standard .pptx file, the format used by PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and LibreOffice Impress.
Up to 300 pages become slides in one go. Convert a longer PDF in parts with the Pages box, for example 1-300 and then 301-600.
No. Open the PDF in your reader with its password, save a copy without one and turn that copy into slides.