Turning a Slide Deck Into a PDF People Can Actually Open

Not everyone has PowerPoint installed, and even those who do don't always want to open a 40MB presentation file just to glance at the content. A PDF version opens instantly in any browser and looks the same on every device.

What's lost in translation, on purpose

Animations, slide transitions, and embedded video obviously don't carry over to a static PDF — that's expected, not a bug. What matters is that the final visual state of each slide (text, images, layout) renders accurately as a page.

Step by Step

1. Upload your PowerPoint file (.ppt or .pptx).
2. We render each slide as a PDF page.
3. Download your presentation as a clean PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will animations and transitions be included?

PDF is a static format, so animations and transitions are not preserved — only the final slide content.

Do speaker notes get included?

By default, only the slide content converts. Contact support for notes-inclusive exports.

Can I convert very large presentations?

Yes, presentations up to 100MB on free, 500MB on Pro plans.

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