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PDF to PowerPoint

Pages become slides

Up to 2 GB on a computer, 200 MB on a phone. It depends on free memory.

Each page becomes one slide with an image of up to 144 dpi and 4 megapixels. Text and objects on the slide can't be edited separately. Pages of different sizes are fitted to the size of the first slide.

    Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

    PDF to PowerPoint makes one slide per PDF page in a PPTX presentation. The order and number of pages stay the same, and the first page sets the slide size. Each slide is a picture, so you can't edit the text, but you can add speaker notes, new slides and animations around it. Resolution is up to 144 dpi.

    How it works

    A page wider than the first one is scaled down to fit, with blank edges; nothing gets cut off. If you need to change the wording itself, PDF to Word works better.

    Choose the PDF and press “Make presentation”.

    Worked example

    A speaker sent their slides only as a PDF, and you want to run them from PowerPoint with two of your own slides in the middle. Convert the 24-page PDF to PPTX and drop your slides in where they belong.

    Questions people ask

    Can I edit the text on a slide?

    No, the whole slide is one image. You can put a new text box on top of it.

    Will the PPTX open in Google Slides?

    Yes, and in Keynote and LibreOffice Impress too.

    Why do some slides have white bars at the edges?

    That page had a different shape from the first one. It's shrunk to fit rather than cropped.

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    Updated: 13 November 2026