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PowerPoint to PDF online, with private browser processing
Convert PPTX slides into a PDF in slide order.
Convert PPTX slides into a PDF in slide order. Use the dedicated PDFArrow workflow and review the downloaded result carefully.
Use PowerPoint to PDFExample and measured release result
Example input: A PPTX slide containing the phrase Production ready
Expected output: A landscape PDF page with supported text and shapes rebuilt
Measured result: The expected slide phrase was found in the converted PDF
The regression test reopens the PDF and verifies extracted slide text. Last tested July 21, 2026 by PDFArrow Product Engineering.
How to use PowerPoint to PDF
- Choose a supported PPTX file that meets the limits shown on this page.
- Review the available settings, then run PowerPoint to PDF.
- Open the downloaded PDF result and compare important content with the source file.
What this tool supports
- Create a consistent PDF for sharing from a supported source format.
- Inputs: PPTX.
- Outputs: PDF.
Common PowerPoint to PDF tasks
- Sending slides in a fixed format
- Archiving a presentation
- Sharing slides without PowerPoint
Privacy, supported files, and limits
Choosing a file starts the supported PDFArrow workflow. Review the page-specific privacy note before processing sensitive documents.
Browser conversion supports PPTX files up to 20 MB and 100 slides. Common text boxes, fills, shapes, PNGs, and JPEGs are rebuilt; animations, video, charts, master-theme effects, and exact font substitution should be reviewed.
PowerPoint to PDF questions
What does PowerPoint to PDF do?
Convert PPTX slides into a PDF in slide order.
Is PowerPoint to PDF available in PDFArrow today?
Available. Browser conversion supports PPTX files up to 20 MB and 100 slides. Common text boxes, fills, shapes, PNGs, and JPEGs are rebuilt; animations, video, charts, master-theme effects, and exact font substitution should be reviewed.
What should I verify after using PowerPoint to PDF?
Open the downloaded PDF result, compare important content with the source, and do not share it until the output has been reviewed.