Convert PPTX and PPSX presentations into PDF documents
Supports PPTX and PPSX files. Slide text and content are extracted and rendered into a clean PDF. Images embedded in slides are not extracted in this version.
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PPTX, PPSX • Max 100 MB
Output is A4 Landscape (slide format)
Slide by Slide
Each slide becomes a separate page in the PDF
Page Numbers
Slide numbers shown in the PDF output
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Files processed and deleted immediately after conversion
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Convert a PPTX or PPSX presentation into a PDF that preserves slide layout, text formatting, images, and tables — ready to share without needing PowerPoint installed.
How It Works
How PowerPoint to PDF Works
Since a .pptx file is really a ZIP archive of XML, the tool opens it directly and reads the presentation's slide dimensions and slide order from its internal XML relationships, then parses each individual slide's XML to extract text boxes, images, and tables along with their position and size.
Every element's position (stored in PowerPoint's EMU units) is converted to a percentage-based CSS layout, preserving font size, bold/italic/underline, text color, alignment, and bullet points, while embedded pictures are extracted from the archive and inlined as base64 images.
The reconstructed slides are assembled into one HTML document (one landscape "page" per slide) and rendered to PDF using mPDF — a faithful re-creation of the deck's visual layout, though highly complex effects like animations, transitions, or unusual custom shapes are not part of a static PDF.
Worked Example
See It In Action
A 15-slide pitch deck with a title slide, several bulleted text slides, embedded photos, and one data table converts into a 15-page landscape PDF where each slide's text formatting, image placement, and table layout closely match the original presentation.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Which file types are supported?
PPTX and PPSX files (the modern PowerPoint XML formats). Older .ppt binary files are not supported — re-save as .pptx in PowerPoint first if needed.
Will animations or slide transitions appear in the PDF?
No — a PDF is a static document, so animations, transitions, and any video/audio embeds don't carry over; only the final visual layout of text, images, and tables is captured.
What is the maximum file size?
Presentations up to 100 MB are supported, which covers most decks including ones with several embedded images.
Will my slide background colors and fonts be preserved?
Solid background fills and basic text formatting (size, bold, italic, underline, color, alignment) are read directly from the slide XML and reproduced, though gradient fills or embedded custom fonts may render with a close substitute.
