PDF to PowerPoint

Convert a PDF into a PowerPoint deck with one page per slide. Each page is placed on its slide as a picture, so the deck looks exactly like the PDF.

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Up to 30 files, 100 MB each, 200 MB per conversion. Your browser

    Settings

    "Fill" crops the edges; "Fit" keeps the whole page and may letterbox it.
    Leave empty for every page. Ranges work too: 1-3, 5, 8-10.
    Each page becomes a picture on its slide, so the deck is visually identical to the PDF — but the text on those slides is not editable. That is the standard trade-off for this conversion.
    Your browser. This server has no PDF raster engine, so the pages are rendered by your own browser and your original PDF is never uploaded. Quality is very close; installing poppler-utils would make it exact and would also work with JavaScript disabled.

    How to convert pdf to powerpoint

    1. Drop your PDF

      Any text or image PDF works.

    2. Pick a slide size

      16:9 for a modern screen, or match the PDF's own shape.

    3. Convert

      Pages are rendered and packed into a .pptx.

    4. Download

      Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.

    Questions

    Can I edit the text once it is in PowerPoint?

    No — each page arrives as an image. If you need editable text, run the PDF through PDF to Word first and rebuild the slides from that text.

    Which slide size should I choose?

    16:9 if you are presenting on a modern screen or projector. Match the PDF page shape if the PDF was designed as a deck already.

    Does it open in Google Slides and Keynote?

    Yes. The output is a standard .pptx that both open without conversion.

    Why is my file so large?

    Because every slide holds a full-page image. Drop the image quality to "Standard" for a much smaller deck if it is only going on screen.

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