Convert PowerPoint to PDF
Share a deck as a PDF that anyone can open: one page per slide, with its theme colours, fonts, bullets and pictures.
or drop it anywhere
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
Choose your .pptx
Pick the presentation or drop it on this page.
It becomes a PDF
Every visible slide becomes a page the size of the slide.
Save it
Press Save to keep the PDF, or merge it with other files first.
PowerPoint to PDF in your browser
A PDF opens the same on every device, which makes it the safe way to send slides. OnePDF draws each visible slide as a page the size of the slide, with the theme colours, fonts, placeholders, bullets, backgrounds and pictures that come from the slide, its layout and its master, the way PowerPoint draws them.
Rectangles, rounded boxes, ellipses, arrows, lines and tables keep their fills and outlines. Hidden slides are skipped, as when PowerPoint prints. Charts and SmartArt are not drawn yet, and the converter tells you how many were left out.
Why use OnePDF to convert PowerPoint to PDF
Themes and layouts
Placeholders, text styles, bullets, background colours and pictures come from the slide, its layout and its master, as PowerPoint draws them.
Shapes and tables
Rectangles, rounded boxes, ellipses, arrows, lines and tables are drawn with their fills and outlines.
Hidden slides skipped
Slides you hid are left out, as PowerPoint does when it prints.
Questions about PowerPoint to PDF
Are animations or speaker notes included?
No. A PDF has no animations, and speaker notes are not printed on slides.
Are charts converted?
Not yet. Charts and SmartArt diagrams are left out, and the converter tells you how many.
Is my presentation uploaded?
Not unless you sign in. Signed out, your file is opened by OnePDF inside your browser, on your own device, and is not uploaded to any server. Signed in with a TensorActivity account, the files you open are also saved to your account, encrypted, so they are there on every device you sign in to.