PDF to PowerPoint — Turn a PDF Into Editable Slides

This tool uses our server. Converting PDF to PowerPoint needs LibreOffice, which can't run in a browser. Your file (up to 25 MB) is converted and then deleted straight away — it is never stored.

How to use PDF to PowerPoint

1. Choose your PDFClick the button above and pick a PDF of up to 25 MB.
2. ConvertThe file is sent to the conversion server, turned into PPTX by LibreOffice and sent back. The first conversion after a quiet spell can take up to half a minute while the server wakes up.
3. Download the PPTXOpen it in PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote or LibreOffice Impress and edit the slides.

What converts well

PDFs that were made digitally — exported from PowerPoint, Word, Google Docs or a website — convert best, because their text is real text. Headings and paragraphs become text boxes you can edit, and pictures come across as pictures.

Expect some tidying up. A PDF has no idea of “a slide layout” or “a bullet list”; it only records where each line and shape sits. The converter rebuilds that as positioned text boxes, so spacing can shift and one paragraph may arrive as several boxes.

Scanned PDFs

A scanned PDF is a picture of each page. It converts into slides that each hold one picture — the words can't be edited, because there are no words in the file, only pixels.

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