PowerPoint to PDF
Convert PowerPoint presentations (PPTX) into PDF files, one slide per page.
Drag & drop your files here
or pick from your device
Supported formats: PPTX
How to use
- 1
Upload your PowerPoint (PPTX) file.
- 2
Wait while every slide is processed.
- 3
Click "Convert" and download the PDF.
About the PowerPoint to PDF tool
A PowerPoint deck sent as PPTX is a gamble: missing fonts on the recipient's machine, elements drifting out of place, and different Office versions rendering it differently. Converting the deck to PDF makes it one-slide-per-page with a fixed look that opens on any device — ideal for sending, printing, and archiving once the presenting is done.
The tool preserves text, images, and their core positions, while advanced effects and non-standard fonts may differ slightly from the original slides — and animated transitions by nature have no place in a PDF. Conversion runs in your browser with no upload, supporting the modern .pptx format. For the reverse direction, use the PDF to PowerPoint tool.
When do you need this tool?
Distributing the deck after presenting
Send attendees a PDF copy of your slides after the meeting, readable on any device without PowerPoint.
Submitting academic presentations
Hand in your project or seminar deck as the PDF that university submission systems require.
Printing slides as handouts
Print the slides as consistently formatted pages to hand out in a training session or lecture.
Why ToolsRio?
Real privacy
All processing happens inside your browser. Your files are never uploaded to any server, and nobody can see them — not even us.
Free without limits
No watermark, no file-count limits, and no hidden paid tiers.
Instant speed
No waiting for uploads and downloads to a remote server — processing starts immediately on your device.
No sign-up
No account, no email, no annoying ads. Open the tool and use it right away.
Frequently asked questions
Does it fully preserve the original slide design?+
It preserves text, images, and their basic positions, but advanced elements like charts, transitions, and non-standard fonts may differ from the original slide.
Does it support the older .ppt format?+
No, the tool currently supports the modern .pptx format only.