PDF to PowerPoint
Runs locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.Export PDF pages locally as PowerPoint slides - without uploads and offline after preparation.
How it works
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Add a PDF
Choose one or more local PDF files.
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Choose placement, format, and quality
Set the page range, placement, slide format, and quality.
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Download the PowerPoint file
Download the generated PPTX file individually or together as a ZIP.
Good to know
PDF to PowerPoint inserts each selected PDF page as a high-resolution image on its own slide and creates a macro-free PPTX file directly in your browser. Placement can be set to “Fit” (proportional, with possible margins) or “Fill” (fills the slide completely, may crop), with a uniform 4:3 or 16:9 slide format for the whole presentation.
Processing runs locally in the browser. Important: each PDF page is inserted as an image — text, tables, charts, and shapes are therefore not editable as individual PowerPoint objects, only movable or scalable as a whole.
Typical use cases
Quickly present PDF reports as slides
Convert an existing PDF document into a slide deck to present it directly in a meeting, without rebuilding the content.
Show layout screen-filling with “Fill”
Use “Fill” when the slide should appear screen-filling and minor cropping at the edges isn't a problem.
Batch-convert multiple PDFs into presentations
Process up to 10 PDF files at once and download all generated PPTX files together as a ZIP.
Tips for better results
Choose placement to match the page format
Use “Fit” when nothing from the page content may be cropped, and “Fill” when a borderless look matters more than full visibility.
Balance quality for file size and sharpness
Choose “Compact” for smaller files and faster sharing, and “Very sharp” when fine details such as small text need to stay readable.
Features
Fit or Fill
Choose whether the page is fit proportionally or the slide is filled completely.
Uniform slide format
Standard 4:3 or widescreen 16:9 applies uniformly to the entire presentation.
Convert locally
Conversion happens directly in the browser, without uploading the PDF file.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit the text on the slides afterward?
No. Each page is inserted as an image; text, tables, charts, and shapes are not editable as individual PowerPoint objects.
What's the difference between Fit and Fill?
Fit shows the complete page proportionally with possible margins, Fill fills the slide completely and may crop page areas.
Are my PDF files uploaded during conversion?
No. Conversion runs entirely locally in the browser; the files never leave your device.
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