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PowerPoint to PDF Converter

Turn PPT and PPTX presentations into static PDFs while preserving slide text, images, and layout where supported.

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Secure server conversion · 20 MB maximum · No PDFHope storage
About this tool

Turn a PowerPoint presentation into a shareable static PDF.

Upload a PPT or PPTX file for secure server conversion. Slides, text and images are transferred to PDF pages where the conversion engine supports them.

Animations and transitions become static content in a PDF. Speaker notes are not included by default; review the output if they matter to your workflow. PDFHope does not intentionally add a branding watermark.

How it works

How to use this PDF tool

  1. 1

    Select a PPT or PPTX presentation.

  2. 2

    Convert it with secure server processing.

  3. 3

    Review the static slide pages and download the PDF.

Features

  • Slide-to-page conversion
  • Text and image support
  • Secure server processing
  • Static PDF output

Output and quality

Landscape and portrait slides are supported where practical. Themes, charts, unusual fonts and embedded media may render differently, so review the final PDF.

Limitations

Animations and transitions become static; themes, charts and speaker notes may differ or be omitted.

Tips for better results

  • Check slide dimensions and fonts before conversion.
  • Review image and chart placement after download.
  • Do not expect video, animation or transitions in a PDF.
Help

Troubleshooting

Where are my transitions?

PDF pages are static; animations and transitions cannot play.

Why was the presentation rejected?

It may be password-protected, damaged, too large, or not a genuine PPT/PPTX file.

Frequently asked questions

Do animations carry over?

No. PDF output is static.

Are speaker notes included?

Not by default. The service converts visible slide content.

Does this run locally?

No. The presentation uses secure server conversion with zero-storage provider processing.

Will charts and images remain?

They are included where supported, but complex slides should be reviewed.

Is there a PDFHope watermark?

No PDFHope branding watermark is intentionally added.

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