Processed on your device
Files are not uploaded to CookPDF servers
The main operation runs in the browser on your device.
Keep the source file
Keep the original until you have fully checked the converted file.
Check the result
Review fonts, layout, data, images and page numbers before use.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
Choose a file, convert and check the result carefully.
Choose a source file
Open the PPT or PPTX file you want to convert.
Convert
Create the PDF document and wait for processing to finish.
Review and download
Open the result, compare the content, then save it to your device.
Highlights
Convert to the right format and keep the source file for comparison.
The right format for the job
Create a PDF document from a PPT or PPTX file for the next step in your workflow.
No software to install
Run the conversion right in your browser.
Stay in control of your source file
The original is not overwritten when the output file is created.
Processed on your device
Files are not uploaded to CookPDF servers for the main operation.
Use cases
Common needs that suit the output format.
Share a presentation
Create a PDF that is easy to open on many devices.
Print handouts
Prepare slide content for printing or to keep with your records.
Save a presented version
Keep a static copy of the content at the moment of export.
Ready to convert PowerPoint to PDF?
Choose a source file to start and check the result right in your browser.
Convert PowerPoint to PDF online
Convert PowerPoint slides to PDF for sending, printing or storage, and check fonts, images, notes and content that sits outside the slide frame.
When should you convert?
- Share a presentation: Create a PDF that is easy to open on many devices.
- Print handouts: Prepare slide content for printing or to keep with your records.
- Save a presented version: Keep a static copy of the content at the moment of export.
How to check the resulting file
Open the output file in a suitable app, compare the page count and check fonts, layout, images, tables and important data. Do not delete the source file until the conversion meets your needs.
Format limits
Slide transitions, animations, video, audio and interactive content do not work as they do in PowerPoint. Substitute fonts can also cause text to wrap or shift position.
Data and sessions
The main operation runs on your device and files are not uploaded to CookPDF servers. Your browser may keep a local cache to restore the session; you can clear the session in the interface or clear website data in your browser settings.
Frequently asked questions
Information about layout, data, quality and conversion limits.
Are animations kept in the PDF?
Do video and audio play?
Are presenter notes converted?
Can fonts change?
Ready to convert PowerPoint to PDF?
Choose a source file to start and check the result right in your browser.