Convert PowerPoint to PDF — free

How it works

1. Drop or select your PowerPoint presentation (PPT, PPTX, ODP).
2. Click Convert to PDF. The LibreOffice engine exports each slide as a PDF page.
3. Download the resulting PDF. Source and PDF are deleted after 1 hour.

Slides faithfully rendered

Our conversion engine is built on LibreOffice, the reference open-source office suite. It preserves each slide's layout, embedded fonts, images, charts, vector shapes and hyperlinks. Each slide is rendered as a PDF page in 16:9 or 4:3 format depending on your presentation.

Dynamic transitions and animations are not preserved (PDF is a static format), only the final state of each slide is exported.

Conversion typically takes between 3 and 10 seconds depending on slide count — a 20-slide presentation converts in under 8 seconds on average.

Accepted PowerPoint formats

Microsoft PowerPoint: PPT (PowerPoint 97-2003), PPTX (PowerPoint 2007+). OpenDocument: ODP (LibreOffice Impress, Google Slides export). Most files generated by PowerPoint 365 or Google Slides (PPTX export) are supported with no adjustment.

Free limit: 10 MB per file. Premium plan: 200 MB + batch processing up to 20 files.

Privacy and security

Conversion on servers in France (OVH Gravelines), no US tier in the chain. The source presentation and the resulting PDF are deleted within 1 hour maximum, no result caching. Presentations are not indexed, not analyzed, not reviewed by anyone — only processed by the automated conversion engine. GDPR DPA available on request.

Frequently asked questions

Are PowerPoint animations preserved?

No. PDF is a static format: only the final state of each slide is exported. To keep animations, export your presentation as an MP4 video from PowerPoint instead.

Are presenter notes included?

By default no, only slides are exported. An option to include presenter notes (handout mode) will arrive in a future version.

Are embedded videos converted?

No. A video embedded in a slide will appear frozen on its thumbnail in the PDF — the PDF format does not support native video playback in most readers.

Can I export multiple slides per page?

This tool exports 1 slide per page by default. Handout mode (2/4/6 slides per page) will arrive in a future version.