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PowerPoint to PDF

Turn your slide deck into a PDF that opens on any device, with no PowerPoint needed. We convert it on our servers, then delete your file within an hour.

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PowerPoint to PDF at a glance

Coming soon · PowerPoint to PDF is a tool that saves a PPT or PPTX slide deck as a PDF, so your slides become pages that open the same on any device. It runs on Wispdf servers, where a real rendering engine handles your fonts and layouts. Your file is encrypted in transit and deleted within an hour.

Limits · Files up to 50 MB each, 1 GB with Pro · Up to 3 files at a time, 100 with Pro · Free daily allowance: 2 tasks a day without an account, 3 with a free account. Unlimited with Pro or a 7-Day Pass

How to use PowerPoint to PDF

  1. Add your deck

    Choose a PPT or PPTX file, or drag it onto this page.

  2. Our servers convert it

    Your deck is encrypted on the way and turned into a PDF by a full rendering engine.

  3. Save the PDF

    Download it, share it or print it. Your original is deleted from our servers within an hour.

What PowerPoint to PDF does

Converting PowerPoint to PDF means saving a PPT or PPTX slide deck as a PDF, so your slides become pages that open the same on any device. It is the simplest way to share or print a deck with people who don't have PowerPoint. Wispdf converts it on our servers, where a real rendering engine handles your fonts and layouts, then deletes the file within an hour.

People use it to

  • Send a pitch deck to investors who will read it on their phones
  • Print lecture slides to scribble notes on before an exam
  • Share a training deck with new hires without handing over an editable file

What's included

PPT and PPTX

Converts current PPTX decks and older PPT files saved from earlier versions of PowerPoint.

Opens for anyone

A PDF opens in any browser or reader, so people can view your slides without PowerPoint.

Ready to print

Your slides become fixed PDF pages, simple to print as a stack or hand out.

Free daily allowance

2 tasks a day without an account, 3 with a free account, at up to 50 MB per file. Unlimited with Pro or a 7-Day Pass.

Where your file goes

PowerPoint to PDF runs on our servers, because slide layouts and fonts need a real rendering engine to come out right. Your deck is encrypted on the way, never looked at, and deleted within an hour.

On our serversFree daily allowance: 2 tasks a day without an account, 3 with a free account. Unlimited with Pro or a 7-Day Pass.

How privacy works at WispdfSee plans and limits

Questions about PowerPoint to PDF

Is PowerPoint to PDF free to use?
Yes, within a free daily allowance: 2 tasks a day without an account, 3 with a free account, for files up to 50 MB. It is unlimited with Pro or a 7-Day Pass. You can try Pro free for 7 days with no card, and a 7-Day Pass is $9, paid once, and never renews.
Is my presentation safe on your servers?
PowerPoint to PDF sends your deck to our servers because slides need a real rendering engine to keep their layouts and fonts. The file is encrypted on the way, converted into a PDF, and deleted within an hour. Nobody looks at it, whether it holds sales figures or a draft you haven't shown anyone yet.
How do I turn a PPTX into a PDF?
Open PowerPoint to PDF and press Choose PowerPoint files, or drop the PPTX on the page. Wispdf converts it on our servers and gives you a PDF to download when it is ready. The same steps work for older PPT files, and you don't need PowerPoint installed on your device.
Will my animations and videos work in the PDF?
No. A PDF page is still, so animations, slide transitions and embedded video or audio from your deck won't play. PowerPoint to PDF gives you each slide as a page, ready to read or print. If timing or motion matters for your audience, share the original deck alongside the PDF.
Can I convert PowerPoint to PDF on my phone?
Yes. PowerPoint to PDF works in any modern browser on iPhone, iPad and Android, as well as Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook. Nothing needs installing. Pick the deck from your phone's files, and the conversion happens on our servers, so your phone doesn't do the heavy lifting.
How do I make the PDF small enough to email?
If the PDF from PowerPoint to PDF is too big to attach, run it through Compress PDF, which recompresses images on your device for free. Or use Compress PDF to a Size and pick an email preset of 10, 20 or 25 MB. Photo-heavy decks have the most to gain, since compression works mainly on images.

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