Share presentations as PDF
Not everyone has PowerPoint, and presentations can look broken on another computer when fonts or versions differ. A PDF of your slides opens anywhere, can't be accidentally edited and prints exactly one slide per page.
This converter reads your .pptx and draws every slide — backgrounds, text boxes with their bullets and formatting, pictures, shapes and tables — onto a PDF page with the same proportions as your slides. Styles set on the slide master and layouts are respected, so titles and bullet points look the way you designed them.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
- 1
Choose the .pptx
Select your presentation file.
- 2
Convert
Press Convert to PDF; each slide is rendered in turn.
- 3
Download
Save the PDF — one page per slide, ready to share.
Key features
One page per slide
Pages keep the slide's exact proportions, 16:9 or 4:3.
Themes and masters
Inherited fonts, colours and bullet styles are applied.
Pictures and tables
Photos (with cropping), shapes and tables are drawn in place.
Private
Your presentation is converted locally, never uploaded.
Common uses
- Sending decks by email: Recipients can open a PDF on any phone or laptop.
- Handouts: Print slides for meetings and lectures.
- Submissions: Many course portals only accept PDF.
Tips and good to know
- Charts, SmartArt, animations, videos and slide transitions aren't reproduced; the result tells you if anything was skipped.
- Fonts that aren't installed on your device are replaced with a similar one.
- Old .ppt files must be saved as .pptx first (File → Save As in PowerPoint or LibreOffice).
- Want to add page numbers or a watermark to the handout? Try the PDF Page Number Adder or PDF Watermark Tool.