PowerPoint to PDF
Pick a .pptx file. We first try to reproduce the real slides; if that fails, a text-only PDF is generated anyway.
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Limitations
- We first try to render the real slides (text, shapes, images) and build the PDF from that — those images can also be downloaded separately as a .zip.
- If the file can’t be rendered well, a PDF is generated anyway with the text of each slide instead of failing (you’ll be told which of the two happened). If you’re only after the text, there’s also Extract text from PowerPoint.
- Note: since this runs 100% in your browser (not on a specialized server service, like real PowerPoint or LibreOffice), the result may not be 100% faithful to the original — slides with complex designs, animations or unusual elements may look different.
