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PowerPoint to PDF Converter - Turn .pptx Slide Text into a PDF

Read the text of a .pptx deck and write it to a PDF, one page per slide, in your browser.

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Add a .pptx deck to turn its text into a PDF, one page per slide, in true slide order. Everything happens in this tab — nothing is uploaded. This converts the text of a deck, not the deck: no images, shapes, charts, tables, backgrounds, colours or positioning.

About PowerPoint to PDF Converter

This PowerPoint to PDF Converter reads a .pptx file inside your browser tab and writes out a PDF with one page per slide, sized to the deck's own aspect ratio. Slide titles become headings, body paragraphs follow in the order they appear on the slide, bullet levels become indented list items, and speaker notes can be appended under each slide. It converts the text of a deck rather than the deck itself: images, shapes, charts, tables, colours, backgrounds and exact positioning are not reproduced, so a visually designed presentation comes out as clean plain-text pages you can read, search and print.

Features

100% Private

The .pptx is unzipped and read in your browser. Your deck is never uploaded to any server.

Instant

Slides are read one by one with live progress, and you can stop a long deck at any point.

True Slide Order

Order comes from the presentation’s own slide list, so slide 10 never lands before slide 2.

100% Free

No signup, no watermarks, no limits. Completely free to use forever.

How to use PowerPoint to PDF Converter

  1. 1

    Drop your .pptx file

    Drag a .pptx presentation into the box, or click to browse for one. Legacy .ppt files must be saved as .pptx first.

  2. 2

    Choose whether to include speaker notes

    Speaker notes are off by default. Switch them on to append each slide's notes under its content.

  3. 3

    Pick a text size

    Choose the base text size used for the slide text on each page.

  4. 4

    Convert to PDF

    Click Convert and the deck's text is written to a PDF, one page per slide, in slide order.

  5. 5

    Download the PDF

    Save the finished file to your device, or rename it first.

Use cases

  • Sending the content of a deck to someone without PowerPoint
  • Making a readable, searchable handout from a presentation
  • Archiving the wording of a presentation as text
  • Reviewing slide copy and speaker notes together in one document

Privacy

Unzipping the .pptx, reading its XML and writing the PDF all happen in your browser using JavaScript. Your presentation is never uploaded to a server, nothing is logged, and closing the tab discards it.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, this PowerPoint to PDF converter is 100% free with no hidden charges, no signup required, no watermarks, and no usage limits.
Because this tool converts the text of a deck, not the deck. It reads the words out of the .pptx XML and lays them out as a document: one page per slide, titles as headings and bullets as list items. Images, shapes, charts, tables, backgrounds, colours, exact fonts, positioning, transitions and animations are not reproduced. A visually designed slide therefore comes out as plain text pages. If you need a picture-perfect copy of the design, use PowerPoint's own Save as PDF, which has the real rendering engine and your fonts.
A .pptx file is a ZIP archive of XML parts, which a browser can open and read. A .ppt file is the older binary PowerPoint format from before 2007, with a completely different internal structure that is not zipped XML. This tool reads the XML, so it cannot open a .ppt at all and says so instead of producing nonsense. Open the file in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides and save or export it as .pptx, then convert it here.
No. The .pptx is unzipped and parsed in your browser and the PDF is written there too. Nothing is sent to a server, nothing is logged, and closing the tab discards the file.
Yes. The order comes from the presentation's own slide list and the relationships that resolve it to slide parts, not from the file names inside the archive. Sorting file names alphabetically would put slide10 before slide2, which silently scrambles any deck of ten or more slides.
Yes. Speaker notes are off by default. Switch them on and each slide's notes are appended under that slide's content, labelled and visually set apart so you can tell them from what the audience saw.
It still gets its own page, headed with the slide number and a line saying the slide has no text. Nothing is silently dropped, so the page count always matches the slide count.

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