📽️PDF to PPT Converter - Convert PDF to PowerPoint Slides (PPTX) Online
Received a deck as a PDF and want to present it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, add a few slides or reorder it? This tool renders every PDF page as a high-resolution image and places it on its own slide in a standard .pptx file. By default the slide size follows the aspect ratio of the first page, so pages fill the slide edge to edge; choose 16:9 or 4:3 instead and pages are centred with white or black margins. Pick 150, 200 or 300 DPI and either compact JPG or lossless PNG for text- and line-heavy pages. Tick “Put each page’s text into the speaker notes” and the text of every page is written to the notes pane, where you can read it in presenter view, copy it or search it. Because each slide shows a picture of the page, it looks exactly like the PDF but the text on the slide is not directly editable; to edit the text, use PDF to Word. Everything runs locally in your browser with no upload.
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How to use PDF to PowerPoint
- 1Upload the PDF you want to convert
- 2Choose the slide size (match page / 16:9 / 4:3), resolution and image format, optionally add page text to the speaker notes or limit the page range
- 3Click Convert to PowerPoint and open the .pptx in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides or WPS
FAQ
- Can I edit the text on the slides?
- Not directly. To keep the layout, fonts and graphics identical to the PDF, each page is placed on its slide as a picture. You can still add text boxes, shapes and animations, or delete and reorder slides. To change the original wording, use PDF to Word instead.
- Why are there margins around my pages?
- With “Same as the PDF page” the slide has the page’s aspect ratio, so there are no margins. With 16:9 or 4:3, a page of a different shape (such as portrait A4) is centred with margins, which you can make white or black.
- How do I make the file smaller?
- Lower the resolution to 150 DPI, pick JPG and reduce the quality a little. For projectors and screens, 150–200 DPI is sharp enough.
- Are my files uploaded?
- No. Rendering the pages and building the PPTX both happen in your browser with no network upload, and everything is discarded when you close the page.