Convert PowerPoint presentations to PDF instantly.
In the professional world, the Microsoft PowerPoint format (PPT/PPTX) is the standard for creating presentations. However, when it comes time to share those presentations, the format often falls short. Fonts disappear, images shift, and formatting breaks when viewed on different devices or operating systems. This is why converting PowerPoint to PDF is a critical step in the presentation workflow.
Our online PPT to PDF converter solves these compatibility headaches instantly. It locks in your formatting, ensuring that what you see on your screen is exactly what your audience sees on theirs, regardless of whether they are using a PC, Mac, tablet, or smartphone.
Switching from a dynamic presentation format to a portable document format offers several distinct advantages:
You don't need expensive software or technical expertise to secure your slides. Follow these three simple steps:
Drag and drop your PPT or PPTX file into the orange box above. You can also click to select the file from your computer or mobile device. Our tool also supports the OpenOffice (ODP) format.
Once uploaded, our powerful servers take over. We use advanced rendering engines to process each slide, converting vector graphics, text, and images into high-quality PDF pages. This process usually takes just a few seconds.
When the conversion is complete, a "Download PDF" button will appear. You can save the file to your device or use the generated QR Code to instantly transfer the document to your smartphone for on-the-go access.
We strive to provide the best user experience possible. Here is what makes our converter stand out:
Teachers can convert lecture slides into PDF handouts for students to annotate. Students can submit their presentations as PDFs to ensure their professors see the formatting exactly as intended.
Sending a pitch deck to investors? Send it as a PDF. It looks more professional, prevents accidental editing, and ensures they can view it on their phone during a meeting.
Always have a PDF backup of your slides. If the venue's computer doesn't have the specific fonts you used, the PDF version will save the day.
No. The PDF format is a static document format. Animations, slide transitions, and embedded videos will not play. The converter captures a static "snapshot" of each slide.
Yes! Our tool is fully responsive and works directly in mobile browsers (Safari, Chrome). You can upload a file from your phone's storage and download the PDF immediately.
Yes, we support both the legacy Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 format (.ppt) and the modern XML-based format (.pptx).
Our server is optimized to handle large presentations, but for the best performance, we recommend keeping files under 50MB. If your file is larger, try compressing images within PowerPoint first.
Don't let formatting errors ruin your presentation. Convert your PowerPoint to PDF for free today!