Convert PowerPoint to PDF
Convert your PPT or PPTX slideshows into PDFs for easier viewing and distribution.
or drop your PowerPoint files here
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
Upload your file
Click "Select PowerPoint Files" or drag and drop your PPT or PPTX file onto the page. You can upload up to two files at once.
Convert to PDF
Click "Convert PowerPoint to PDF". Each slide becomes a page in the output PDF, with layouts, fonts, and images preserved as they appear in the presentation.
Download the PDF
Click "Download PDF" to save your file. If you uploaded two presentations, they are packaged together in a ZIP archive for download.
Why convert PowerPoint to PDF with MakeitPDF
Slides look exactly right
Fonts, colours, images, and layouts are rendered faithfully. Recipients see your presentation exactly as you designed it — no missing fonts or shifted elements.
Share without PowerPoint
A PDF opens on any device without requiring PowerPoint or any other presentation software. Ideal for sending to clients, uploading to portals, or attaching to emails.
Secure and private
Your files are processed on secure servers and deleted automatically. We never store or share your documents.
PowerPoint to PDF — FAQ
Which file formats are supported?
Both PPT (PowerPoint 97–2003) and PPTX (PowerPoint 2007 and later) formats are supported. Upload whichever version you have.
Will animations and transitions appear in the PDF?
No. PDFs are static documents, so animations and slide transitions are not included. Each slide is converted to a page showing its final state with all content visible.
Are speaker notes included in the PDF?
No. The PDF contains the slides only. Speaker notes are not rendered in the output.
Can I convert multiple presentations at once?
You can upload up to two PowerPoint files at once. Each is converted to a separate PDF and both are packaged into a ZIP file for download.
Will my fonts look correct in the PDF?
Standard system fonts render correctly. If your presentation uses a custom or rare font that is not installed on the server, a close fallback is used. For best results, embed fonts in your presentation before uploading.