Convert PowerPoint presentations (.pptx) to PDF files. Each slide becomes a page. All processing happens locally — nothing is ever uploaded.
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📌 Important: The output PDF's slides are rendered as images for visual accuracy. Animations and transitions cannot be preserved in a static PDF. Complex layouts (SmartArt, charts) may render differently — test with your actual files.
Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored. Close the tab and it's gone.
Convert .pptx files to PDF with one click. Each slide becomes a page.
Keep slide layouts, colors, images, and text formatting in your PDF.
Choose A4, Letter, or original slide size for your PDF output.
Your presentations never leave your device. No servers, no cloud, no privacy concerns.
No sign-up, no watermark, no limits. Open the page and start converting immediately.
Get a PDF file that works everywhere — share, print, or archive your presentation.
Yes — 100% free, no sign-up, no watermark, no limits. Convert as many presentations as you want.
Never. All processing happens in your browser. Your presentations never leave your device.
Input: .pptx (PowerPoint 2007 and later). Older .ppt files are not supported — save as .pptx first.
No — animations and transitions cannot be preserved in a static PDF. PDFs are static documents by design.
No — the PDF is rendered as images for visual accuracy. Text will look exactly as in the original but won't be selectable.
50MB per presentation.
The PPT to PDF Converter runs entirely in your browser tab. No files are uploaded to any server — not even temporarily.
Presentations are read with the File API and processed locally. Not a single byte is sent to any server.
No cache, no logs, no analytics. Close the tab and everything disappears.
No analytics, no pixels, no fingerprinting. We don't track you at all.
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