PowerPoint to PDF
Convert PowerPoint presentations (.pptx) to PDF in your browser — extracts each slide's real title and text content into a landscape PDF, one page per slide.
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Your files never leave your computer — processed in-browser with WebAssembly.
No queues, no uploads — results in milliseconds, even on mobile.
Clean interface, dark mode, and no popups — built to beat legacy tools.
What you get
- 100% client-side — your presentation never leaves your device
- Extracts real slide titles and body text, not placeholders
- One PDF page per slide, in the original presentation order
- Handles slides with no text gracefully
- Free, unlimited, no sign-up required
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Frequently asked questions
No — this tool extracts the real text (titles and body bullets) from each slide and lays it out simply on a PDF page. Original slide backgrounds, images, and precise positioning are not reproduced.
No, only .pptx files are supported. Legacy .ppt files use a binary format that can't be parsed in the browser — save your file as .pptx in PowerPoint first.
It still gets its own PDF page with a note that no text content was found, so the page count always matches your slide count.