PDF to PPTX
Turn each PDF page into a PowerPoint slide
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About PDF to PPTX
PDF to PowerPoint builds a .pptx in which each PDF page becomes one slide. Every page is drawn as a picture that fills its slide, so the deck matches the source visually, but the text on those slides is part of the picture and cannot be edited.
Slides are assembled from the document in the app's memory on your device. Nothing about the deck's contents is sent off the machine.
How to use PDF to PPTX
- Open the PDF.
- Select Convert to PowerPoint. Each page is drawn and placed as a picture on its own blank slide.
- Save the .pptx and open it in PowerPoint or Keynote.
- Add or delete slides as needed; to change the wording of a converted page, edit the source document and convert again.
On a production
A treatment arrives as a flat PDF and half of it needs to be reused, with three new slides added before it goes back out. Rebuilding those pages by hand wastes an afternoon; converting them into slides means only the new material has to be made.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the text on each slide editable?
- No. Every slide holds a single picture of its page, even where the PDF contained real type. To correct wording, change the source and convert again, or place a text box over the area in PowerPoint.
- What slide size do I get?
- The slides have the size of the first PDF page, so a landscape document produces landscape slides and an A4 document A4 slides. In a PDF that mixes page sizes, a page of another shape is scaled to fit and centred on its slide.
- Can I convert only part of a document?
- Extract the pages you want into a separate PDF first, then convert that. It avoids producing a hundred-slide deck when only six pages are actually needed.
