PDF to PowerPoint Converter Online Free
Turn a PDF into a PPTX presentation. Choose editable text boxes to reuse the content, or page images to keep the exact look.
How to convert PDF to PowerPoint
Choose the PDF
Select or drop your file.
Choose slide style
Editable text or exact page images.
Convert
Press Convert to PPTX and open it in PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Everyday uses
- Present a report – show PDF pages in a slideshow.
- Reuse slides – when you only have the PDF of a deck.
- Teaching – turn PDF notes into slides to annotate.
Good to know
In editable mode each page becomes a slide with text boxes in the original fonts, sizes and colours, plus the page’s pictures, tables, background colours and simple shapes (boxes, rounded boxes, circles and lines). Exact-look mode puts each page on its slide as a picture. Pages without selectable text are inserted as pictures.
Private by design. PDF to PowerPoint works inside your browser. Your file is processed on your device and is not uploaded to our server.
Limits to know before you start
- In editable mode, charts and complex drawings come across as pictures, not as editable charts.
- Exact-look mode keeps the appearance, but the text on each slide is part of a picture.
- Pages without selectable text are always inserted as pictures.
If something goes wrong
The tool asks for a password. The PDF is protected. Type the password you normally use to open it; it is used only in your browser. The new file is not locked.
Slides look different from the PDF. Choose “Exact look” to keep the appearance.
The result is empty or has pictures instead of text. The PDF is a scan (a photo of pages) and has no text layer. Run OCR PDF first, or turn on the OCR option where the tool offers it.
PDF to PowerPoint – questions
Can I edit the slides?
Yes in Editable mode: text, tables and simple shapes can be edited. Exact-look mode keeps the look, but the text is part of the picture.
Does it work with Google Slides?
Yes. Upload the PPTX to Google Drive and open it with Slides.
This page describes PDF to PowerPoint as it works today. If you notice a difference, tell us and we will correct it. See our editorial standards.