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PowerPoint to PDF
Convert PowerPoint slide decks into a single PDF for easy sharing.
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PowerPoint to PDF processes files locally in your browser.
Convert PowerPoint slides into a PDF in your browser
Turn a .pptx presentation into a single PDF, one page per slide, in the same order as the original. Everything runs locally so your file stays on your device.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
- Choose or drop a .pptx file.
- The tool reads the presentation’s slides in your browser.
- Convert to PDF.
- Download the resulting PDF.
What gets preserved
- Every slide, in order, as its own PDF page.
- The presentation’s real slide dimensions and aspect ratio, including portrait or unusual sizes.
- Text formatting per run — bold, italic, size, and color — plus bullets and basic paragraph spacing.
- The presentation’s real theme colors, resolved through its slide, layout, master, and theme files.
- Basic shapes, grouped objects, rotation, and PNG/JPG images.
Browser privacy
- Processing occurs locally in the browser.
- Files are not uploaded to Looty Tools.
- Conversion results remain on your device.
Limits
- Maximum file size is 20 MB, up to 150 slides.
- Only .pptx is supported. Legacy .ppt files are rejected with a message asking you to re-save as .pptx — the old binary format cannot be read reliably in the browser.
- Animations, transitions, embedded video/audio, SmartArt, charts, and embedded custom fonts are not supported.
- Rounded rectangles are drawn as plain rectangles, and unsupported image formats (e.g. WMF/EMF/GIF/TIFF/BMP) show as a labeled placeholder instead of the image.
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- Word to PDFConvert Word documents into shareable, print-ready PDFs.
- PDF to PowerPointConvert PDF pages into an editable PowerPoint slide deck.
Guides
- How to Convert PowerPoint to PDFConvert a .pptx slide deck into a PDF with one page per slide in your browser. Covers supported formats, how-to steps, and privacy.
- PowerPoint to PDF Formatting LimitsWhat PowerPoint to PDF preserves — text formatting, theme colors, images, and basic shapes — and where animations, charts, and complex effects fall short.
- PowerPoint to PDF Without UploadingHow PowerPoint to PDF processes your .pptx file entirely in the browser, with no upload to Looty Tools, and what that means for sensitive presentations.
PowerPoint to PDF FAQ
- Is my presentation uploaded anywhere?
- No. Conversion runs locally in the browser. Your presentation is not uploaded to Looty Tools.
- Does this support .ppt files?
- No. Only the modern .pptx format is supported. Legacy .ppt files use an old binary format that cannot be read reliably in the browser — open the file in PowerPoint or Google Slides and save it as .pptx first.
- Does the PDF have one page per slide?
- Yes. Every slide becomes exactly one PDF page, in the same order as the presentation, sized to match the slide’s own dimensions (including non-16:9 and portrait decks).
- What gets preserved?
- Text (including individual bold/italic/size/color formatting per run), bullet lists, basic shapes, images, slide backgrounds, and the presentation’s real theme colors, positioned to match the original slide.
- What is not preserved?
- Animations, transitions, embedded video/audio, SmartArt, charts, and embedded custom fonts are not supported. Rounded rectangles are drawn as plain rectangles. See the formatting limits guide for details.
- What is the maximum presentation size?
- The maximum file size is 20 MB, with up to 150 slides.