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PowerPoint to PDF

Turn your PPTX into a PDF for clients, classmates or your next review. Upload one presentation, convert it, then check the pages before sharing.

  • PPTX · up to 50 MB
  • Free after sign-in
  • API · 1 credit per file
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From slides to a document

GenPPT sends your file to its conversion service. Each slide is rendered into a static PDF page; no installation is needed on your device.

  1. 01 / Upload PPTX
  2. 02 / Render the slides
  3. 03 / Download PDF

Workflow illustration, not a live progress indicator. PDF does not play slide animations or embedded video.

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Inspect the actual output

Three original English sample decks, converted with GenPPT on 14 October 2026. The preview shows page one; download both files to inspect all two pages.

Original slideeditorial.pptx
Original slide: Editorial sample with a large serif headline and rust-coloured circle
Converted PDFeditorial.pdf
Converted PDF: Editorial sample with a large serif headline and rust-coloured circle

A serif headline and geometric shapes. Compare the line breaks, spacing and shape placement with the original.

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Make the next handoff easier

Send a client proposal

Share a PDF that opens without PowerPoint. Keep the PPTX separately for edits, and review the exported typography before sending.

Distribute class materials

Give students a PDF of lecture slides for reading and printing. This conversion exports slides, not a multi-slide handout or speaker-notes document.

Archive a review version

Save a dated PDF of the deck you discussed. It captures static pages; keep the original for animations, media and future editing.

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Convert your first presentation

01

Choose your file

Sign in, then select a PPTX up to 50 MB. If you have a legacy .ppt file, save it as .pptx in PowerPoint first.

GenPPT upload interface with editorial.pptx selected
02

Start the conversion

Use the conversion button and wait for the result panel. Processing time varies with file size and slide complexity.

GenPPT result panel displaying conversion in progress
03

Download and review

Download the PDF from the result panel. Open it to check page count, text, images and line breaks before distributing it.

GenPPT result panel with the PDF filename and download button

Actual GenPPT interface, captured in English on 16 October 2026 using original sample files without customer data.

Check these before you share

Fonts and layout

A font unavailable on the conversion server may be substituted. Complex charts, effects and line breaks can differ from PowerPoint.

Static content

PDF is a reading format. Slide animations, transitions and video playback are not reproduced as a slideshow.

Private information

The file is uploaded to GenPPT for processing. Only upload material you are allowed to share with this service; see the privacy policy for data handling.

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Questions before converting

Is the web tool free?

Yes, the current web converter is free after sign-in. Conversion through a Bearer API key costs 1 credit per file.

Can I upload PPT or several files at once?

This tool accepts one PPTX at a time, up to 50 MB. Legacy .ppt files must be saved as .pptx first. There is no batch-upload control on this page.

Will every slide look identical?

Not always. The conversion uses LibreOffice on the server. Fonts and complex effects may render differently, so review the output before sharing.

Are speaker notes and animations included?

The output contains static slide pages. Do not rely on it for speaker notes, animation timing or embedded-media playback.

What should I do if conversion fails?

Confirm that the file is a valid PPTX under 50 MB and that you are signed in. Try a small sample; if that works, inspect the original file for unsupported or damaged content.

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