Is the text editable?

Yes. Each line of text becomes its own text box at its original position, so you can change words, move things around, or restyle them. Scanned pages, which have no text, come through as a picture on the slide.

Will it look exactly like the PDF?

Positions, sizes and fonts are kept. If a font isn't installed on your computer, PowerPoint substitutes a similar one, which can change line lengths slightly. Backgrounds and shapes drawn in the PDF aren't carried over.

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so your document never leaves your device.

PDF to PowerPoint

Turn each page of a PDF into an editable PowerPoint slide.

Choose PDF files

or drag and drop them here

Up to 10 PDF files

Processed entirely in your browser, nothing is uploaded, stored or seen by us.

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How to Use

1Add one or more PDF files.
2Click Convert to PowerPoint.
3Open the .pptx in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote and edit.

Features

One slide per page, at the page's size
Every line as an editable text box, in place
Original fonts, sizes, bold and italic
Images placed where they were
Up to 10 PDFs at once, no upload

Convert a PDF into a PowerPoint (.pptx) presentation with one slide per page, at the page's own size. Every line of text becomes an editable text box in its original position, font and size, and images are placed where they were. Nothing is uploaded.

How pages become slides

Each PDF page becomes one slide, with the slide sized to match the page.
Every line of text is an editable text box in its original spot, with its font, size, bold and italic.
Images are placed where they were. Scanned pages become a full-slide picture.

It's ideal for reusing a PDF handout or report as a starting point for a presentation. Want slides as pictures instead? PDF to JPG exports each page as an image.