PowerPoint to PDF Converter
Convert PowerPoint files to PDF with a real conversion engine. This one runs on our server — your PowerPoint is uploaded over an encrypted connection, converted, and then deleted.
At a glance
- Where it runs
- Runs on our server — your file is uploaded, converted, then deleted.
- File size
- Up to 100 MB per file without an account or on Free (1 GB on Pro, 2 GB on Team).
- Offline
Needs a connection — this conversion runs on our server.
- Batch
- One file at a time.
- Cost
- Costs 2 credits on a signed-in account. Without an account you get a few free server conversions a day instead.
A PDF is what you send when the deck has to look identical everywhere: no missing fonts, no shifted boxes, no edit history, and no chance the recipient needs PowerPoint installed.
This conversion runs on the File Converts server, and that is a deliberate choice rather than a shortcut. Rendering a deck faithfully means resolving fonts, master slides, embedded charts, SmartArt and speaker layouts exactly as Office does, which needs a real Office-compatible layout engine (LibreOffice, or Office itself on Windows). No browser library reproduces that reliably, and we would rather run it properly than hand you an approximation.
Your file is uploaded over an encrypted connection, converted, made available to download, and then deleted. Uploads are capped at 100 MB on the free tier (1 GB on Pro, 2 GB on Team). Speaker notes are not included in the PDF — the output is the slides as an audience sees them. Animations and transitions flatten to their final state, which is what printing a deck has always done.
Best for
- Sharing slides as a PDF anyone can open without PowerPoint
- Sending a deck that looks identical on every device
- Producing a printable handout from a presentation
Good to know
Converts a PowerPoint deck to a PDF with slides and layout preserved — one slide per page. Animations and transitions don't carry into a static PDF (that's expected). This is an advanced conversion that runs on our secure server (not the browser); the file is processed and then deleted, and the page indicates that clearly before you convert.
How to convert PowerPoint → PDF
Drop your PowerPoint file into the converter above — it is uploaded over an encrypted connection, converted, then deleted.
Choose PDF as the output. File Converts picks the smartest settings automatically.
Click Convert and download your PDF file instantly.