PDF → POWERPOINT STUDIO

PDF to PowerPoint, ready for your next presentation.

Create crisp slides from your PDF. Keep the page design intact or start with editable text, then choose the pages, order and slide size.

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Start with your PDF

Drop a PDF here or choose a file. Up to 60 MB · 60 pages.

All slides share one size. Mixed page sizes are fitted without distortion. Very large images are capped to protect browser memory.

First selected slide preview

Choose visual fidelity or editable text

PDF and PowerPoint store document content differently. Preserve Appearance mode renders each selected PDF page as a high-resolution slide image, which is the safest choice when layout fidelity matters. Editable Text Draft instead rebuilds selectable PDF text as editable PowerPoint text boxes and is intended as a starting point for simpler documents.

Scanned PDF support

Scanned pages work naturally in Preserve Appearance mode. In Editable Text Draft mode, optional OCR can recognize a scanned page when it has no selectable text. OCR output should be reviewed because names, numbers and spacing can be recognized incorrectly.

Control the slide deck before export

Choose which PDF pages become slides, reorder them, select 16:9, 4:3 or a slide ratio based on the PDF page, and optionally add page numbers or a source filename footer.

Frequently asked questions

Is PDF to PowerPoint free?

Yes. The included conversion modes are free without signup.

Does it create an editable PowerPoint?

Editable Text Draft creates editable text boxes from selectable PDF text, but it does not reconstruct every image, chart, font or design object. Preserve Appearance is more visually faithful but uses a page image on each slide.

Can I convert only selected pages?

Yes. You can uncheck pages and reorder the remaining pages before creating the PPTX.

Are my PDF files uploaded?

The conversion workflow runs in your browser. OCR language resources are loaded only when OCR is requested.