PPTX to PDF

Convert PowerPoint (PPTX) files to PDF instantly. Preserves slide layout, fonts, animations as static frames, and embedded media. Free, no signup.

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.PPTX up to 100 MB · converts to PDF

About PPTX to PDF

Convert a PowerPoint deck to PDF in seconds. Drop the .pptx file, click convert, download the PDF. Slide layout, fonts, images, charts, and tables all carry through. Animations become static frames at their final state.

For batch conversion or pixel-perfect fidelity, PowerPoint’s built-in Save As PDF is the gold standard — but it requires a paid Microsoft 365 subscription. This tool is for everyone who needs a quick free conversion without installing Office.

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Frequently asked questions

What's preserved when converting PPTX to PDF?

Slide layout, text formatting, embedded fonts, images, charts, tables, and slide masters all carry through. Animations and transitions become static — each slide is rendered at its final state. Embedded videos appear as their poster frame.

Why not just use PowerPoint's built-in Save As PDF?

PowerPoint's PDF export is the gold standard if you have a paid Microsoft 365 subscription. This tool exists for everyone else: people without PowerPoint installed, free Microsoft account users (web PowerPoint exports PDFs but adds branding), and anyone working with a .pptx received via email who doesn't want to install Office.

Does it work with .ppt (legacy format)?

Only .pptx (Office 2007 and later). For the legacy .ppt binary format, open it in PowerPoint, LibreOffice, or Google Slides first, save as .pptx, then convert.

What's the max file size?

100 MB. That covers virtually all real-world decks. If yours is bigger, you likely have uncompressed embedded videos — extract or compress them first.

Does it preserve embedded fonts?

Yes if the .pptx has fonts embedded (the 'Embed fonts in the file' option in PowerPoint's save dialog). If fonts aren't embedded, the converter falls back to the closest available system font, which may shift text spacing on some slides.

Is my file uploaded?

The .pptx is uploaded over HTTPS to a conversion worker, processed in a sandboxed environment, and deleted immediately after the PDF is returned. We don't store, log, or analyse your content.

Does it support speaker notes?

Notes are not included by default — only the slide content. To include notes, export from PowerPoint's print dialog as 'Notes Pages' to PDF first, then use our tool only for the conversion step.

Why does my PDF look slightly different?

Conversion fidelity is high (>99% for typical decks) but not pixel-perfect. Variables: custom font substitution, locale-specific number formatting, ActiveX/OLE-embedded objects (very rare), and animations frozen at unexpected states. For mission-critical decks, do a final visual check before sending.