Turn one or more PDFs into a single PowerPoint presentation, one slide per page, free and fully private in your browser.
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One or more PDF files · One slide per page
PDF to PowerPoint renders every page of your PDF into a full-bleed slide image and assembles them into a downloadable PPTX presentation, all inside your browser using PDF.js and PptxGenJS. You can convert a single PDF or combine several PDFs into one deck, with slides in the order you add the files. The slide size automatically matches your PDF page size so nothing is stretched or cropped. Your documents are never uploaded to a server, so they stay completely private on your device.
Drag & drop or choose one or more PDF files.
Choose high, standard or low slide image quality.
Save your PPTX, one slide per page.
Conversion happens locally, nothing uploaded.
Every PDF page becomes its own slide.
Combine several PDFs into one deck, in order.
Each page is rendered as a sharp image, so fonts, columns and graphics look exactly like the original PDF.
Turn a PDF report into a slide deck.
Drop printed handouts straight into PowerPoint.
Convert a PDF pitch into editable slides.
Show course notes as full-screen slides.
Turn a PDF portfolio into a presentation.
Project any PDF as a clean slideshow.
Each page is placed as a high-quality image on its slide, so the layout looks identical to the PDF. The text inside the image is not separately editable, but you can add your own text boxes on top.
Yes. Every page is rendered exactly as it appears, and the slide size matches your PDF page size so nothing is stretched or cropped.
Yes. Add several PDFs and they are merged into one presentation, with slides in the order you added the files.
Yes. Conversion happens entirely in your browser, no files are sent to any server.
Each PDF page becomes a full-page image on its own slide, so the layout looks identical to the original — but the text is part of that image and is not individually editable. If you need to add editable titles, notes or callouts, just drop new text boxes on top of the slide in PowerPoint. This keeps the original design intact while letting you build on it.