PowerPoint to PDF
Convert PPT and PPTX presentations to PDF, one slide per page.
- Free
- No signup
- No watermark
- Works on any device
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
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Select your PowerPoint file
Click Select PowerPoint file or drop a PPT, PPTX file onto the green box.
- 2
Click Convert to PDF
The file is uploaded securely and converted in a few seconds.
- 3
Download your PDF
The copy on our server is deleted immediately.
To convert a PowerPoint file to PDF, select your PPT, PPTX file and click Convert to PDF. PDFVerge converts it on its server with LibreOffice and downloads the PDF straight away. The file is deleted from the server as soon as the PDF is sent back.
Why convert PowerPoint to PDF with PDFVerge
Layout preserved
Slide backgrounds, images, shapes, charts and text keep their positions. Each slide becomes one PDF page.
All common formats
Accepts PPT, PPTX, as well as PPS, PPSX and ODP files.
Deleted straight away
Your file exists on our server only while it is being converted, then it is removed. Nothing is stored or reused.
Free, no watermark
No signup, no trial and nothing stamped on your PDF.
Why save PowerPoint files as PDF
A PDF of your slides opens on any device without PowerPoint, can't be edited by the recipient, and is the usual format for sending a deck to clients, teachers or conference organisers.
PDFVerge converts every slide to a PDF page at full quality. Animations and transitions aren't part of a PDF, so each slide is shown in its finished state.
This tool converts your file on our server. It is sent over an encrypted HTTPS connection, converted by LibreOffice, and deleted the moment the PDF is sent back to you — usually within seconds. We do not keep copies, and nobody looks at your documents. Animations, transitions, audio and video don't carry into a PDF; each slide appears in its final state.
PowerPoint to PDF questions
How do I convert a PowerPoint file to PDF?
Select the PPT, PPTX file, click Convert to PDF and download the result. There is no signup.
Is my file stored on your server?
No. It is uploaded over HTTPS, converted, and deleted in the same request, usually within seconds. We keep only a technical log line (file type, size and whether it worked), never the file or its contents.
Will the PDF look exactly like my PowerPoint file?
Slide layouts, images and text are preserved. Animations, transitions and embedded media are not part of the PDF format, so slides appear in their final state.
Is there a file size limit?
Files up to 50 MB can be converted. Very long or complex documents may time out; splitting them into parts helps.
Are speaker notes included?
No. The PDF contains the slides only, one per page.