Students handing in work, professionals sending contracts and reports, administrators preparing submissions, and anyone who has hit an email attachment limit. No technical knowledge is needed.

It will be free to use. PowerPoint to PDF is not available yet — see the panel above for what it is waiting on.

Is it safe to use with confidential files?

Your input is sent to a server to be processed and is deleted afterwards. The retention period and any third-party provider involved are stated on this page before you submit anything. For genuinely confidential material, prefer a tool marked "Private by architecture".

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PowerPoint to PDF

Convert slides to PDF, one slide per page.

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PowerPoint to PDF

PowerPoint to PDF is fully built. It cannot run in this deployment because a dependency has not been configured.

What it needs: A document rendering engine (LibreOffice headless or equivalent)
Why it is not on yet: Faithful Office conversion needs a real layout engine running server-side. Browser-based approximations lose formatting badly enough that shipping one would be worse than shipping nothing.

What you can do right now

These tools work today and are the closest thing to what you came for.

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About PowerPoint to PDF

What does PowerPoint to PDF do?: Convert slides to PDF, one slide per page.
Who is it for?: Students handing in work, professionals sending contracts and reports, administrators preparing submissions, and anyone who has hit an email attachment limit. No technical knowledge is needed.
Is it free?: It will be free to use. PowerPoint to PDF is not available yet — see the panel above for what it is waiting on.
Is it safe to use with confidential files?: Your input is sent to a server to be processed and is deleted afterwards. The retention period and any third-party provider involved are stated on this page before you submit anything. For genuinely confidential material, prefer a tool marked "Private by architecture".
What file formats are supported?: Input: PPTX, PPT. Output: PDF.