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PDF to PowerPoint
Turn every PDF page into a PowerPoint slide, with the page text kept as speaker notes.
Slide options
First slide
Each slide holds the page as a picture, so the layout is pixel-accurate but the text is not editable on the slide itself.
How to convert a PDF into slides
- Drop your PDF above — it is rendered locally with pdf.js, nothing is uploaded.
- Choose 16:9 for a modern deck, 4:3 for older projectors, or “Match the PDF page” to keep A4/Letter proportions. Leave speaker notes on if you want the text searchable inside PowerPoint.
- Press Convert to PowerPoint and open the .pptx in PowerPoint, Keynote, WPS or Google Slides.
FAQ
Can I edit the text after converting?
Not directly on the slide: each page becomes a high-resolution picture, which is the only way to keep charts, columns and fonts looking exactly like the original. Turn on speaker notes and the page text travels with the slide, so you can copy sentences out of the notes pane.
Why is my file large?
Slides store rendered page images. Pick a lower render quality for email-friendly decks, or convert only the pages you actually need with the page range box.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, but rendering many high-quality pages uses a lot of memory. On mobile, convert 10–20 pages at a time at the “Smaller file” quality.