PPTX to PDF
Convert PowerPoint presentations into a readable PDF handout.
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About PPTX to PDF
Convert PowerPoint PPTX presentations into PDF documents with an easy browser-based workflow. PDF is useful when you want to share or print a presentation without requiring the recipient to have PowerPoint. The conversion PPTX to PDF process suits presentations, reports, proposals, educational slides, and business documents.
How to pptx to pdf
- 1Upload your PPTX presentation.
- 2Start the conversion.
- 3Wait for processing.
- 4Review the PDF.
- 5Download the converted file.
Supported file types
Modern PowerPoint decks (.pptx).
You get back: A PDF with one page per slide.
Good to know before you start
- Slide text and layout order are kept; animations and transitions are dropped.
- Pages produced by this tool are drawn as images, so the text inside them is no longer selectable or searchable.
- Everything runs in your browser tab, so the practical size ceiling is your device's memory — a very large document is slower on a phone than on a laptop.
Why use this tool
Export PPTX to PDF
Instead of manually recreating slides, export PPTX to PDF and get a PDF representation of the presentation's supported slide content. For users searching conversion PPTX en PDF, this is the same process.
PPTX to PDF free
Use the PPTX to PDF free workflow for supported presentations. A PPTX to PDF converter free option lets you convert PPTX to PDF free online without installing software.
Convert PPTX file to PDF online
Upload your presentation and use the convert PPTX file to PDF workflow to convert PPTX to PDF online directly from your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert PPTX to PDF online?
Yes. You can convert PPTX to PDF online using the browser-based converter.
Can I export PPTX to PDF?
Yes. You can export PPTX to PDF when the presentation is supported.
Is PPTX to PDF free?
A PPTX to PDF free workflow is available for supported files.
Does conversion preserve animations?
PDF is a static document format, so PowerPoint animations and transitions generally cannot remain interactive in the resulting PDF.