Convert a PDF to PowerPoint
One page per slide
Where it runs: On the server.
Drop a file to begin.
This tool needs software that does not run in a browser. The file is sent over an encrypted connection, processed, then deleted automatically after two hours. Nobody reads it.
What this tool does
Each page becomes the image of a slide, at its original proportions. Text is not rebuilt into editable boxes: no tool does that honestly, and claiming otherwise would waste your time.
In the same family
Where the file goes
How to do it
- 01Drop in the PDF.
- 02Run the conversion: every page becomes a slide.
- 03Download a .pptx at the document's original proportions.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the slide text editable?
- No, and we say so plainly: each page becomes the image of a slide. No tool honestly rebuilds editable text boxes out of a PDF, and pretending otherwise would only cost you time in corrections.
- What is the conversion good for, then?
- Projecting a document that never existed as a deck: a report, a brochure, a PDF received without its source file. You can then add your own text boxes on top.
- Is the slide format preserved?
- Yes. The deck takes the format of the first page: an A4 portrait document is not stretched to fit a 16:9 frame. A deck has only one slide size, so a page of a different shape (a landscape appendix, for instance) is fitted inside its slide, never stretched.