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Converted with LibreOffice in an isolated sandbox: macros never run and the file has no network access.
What is PowerPoint to PDF?
PowerPoint to PDF turns a presentation into a PDF with one slide per page, keeping text, pictures, shapes and backgrounds. Animations and videos can't play in a PDF, so each slide is saved as it looks at the end. Conversion runs with LibreOffice in an isolated sandbox with macros disabled.
Convert slides to PDF for sharing, printing or uploading to portals. Each slide becomes a page, converted by LibreOffice in an isolated sandbox with macros disabled. The file is deleted within 24 hours.
Key features
- PPTX, PPT and ODP
- One slide per page
- Text, pictures, shapes and backgrounds kept
- LibreOffice in an isolated sandbox: no macros, no network
- Uploaded over HTTPS, processed, and deleted within 24 hours
Popular uses
- Share slides with people who don't have PowerPoint
- Upload a presentation to a portal that accepts only PDF
- Print slides as handouts (then use N-up PDF)
Supported formats
Input: PPTX, PPT, ODP up to 50 MB. Output: PDF.
Troubleshooting
- The PDF uses a different font Fonts that aren't installed on the server are replaced by a similar one. Embed fonts when saving in Word or PowerPoint, or use common fonts such as Arial, Calibri, Times New Roman or Noto Sans Bengali.
- It says the document could not be converted The file may be damaged, password-protected or not really the format its name says. Open it in Office, save a fresh copy without a password, and try again.
Also known as: PPTX to PDF, PPT to PDF, Slides to PDF.
How it works
- Choose a presentation (up to 50 MB). It is uploaded over HTTPS and deleted within 24 hours.
- It is converted by LibreOffice in an isolated sandbox — macros are never run.
- Download the PDF with one slide per page.
FAQ
Which formats are supported?
PPTX, PPT and ODP.
Are animations kept?
No. A PDF is static: each slide is saved as it looks at the end of its animations.
Are macros or embedded scripts run?
No. Documents are converted by LibreOffice in an isolated sandbox with macros disabled and no network access.
Is my file stored?
Only temporarily for processing; files are deleted within 24 hours.
Are speaker notes included?
No — the PDF contains the slides only.