PDF to PowerPoint

Convert PDF to PowerPoint

Turn a PDF into a presentation you can edit — one slide per page, text you can retype.

Drop your file here, or click to browse
PDF · up to 15 MB · up to 100 pages

Convert PDF to PowerPoint online, free

PDF to PowerPoint turns each page of a PDF into a slide of the same size, so a report, a brochure or a deck exported to PDF can be reworked in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides. The text comes back as real text boxes, placed where it was, with the font, size, bold, italic and colour of the original — you can retype a heading or change a figure directly on the slide. Everything that is not text (photos, charts, shapes, backgrounds) is kept as the slide background picture, pixel for pixel, so the layout does not move. Two limits worth knowing: a font that is not installed on your computer is replaced by PowerPoint, so a line may run slightly longer; and each line of a paragraph is its own text box. A scanned PDF has no text to extract — run it through OCR first if you need editable text. Conversion runs on PDF Vision's servers; files up to 15 MB and 100 pages, and your first conversion of the day needs no account.

How to convert PDF to PowerPoint

  1. Upload your PDF

    Drag the PDF onto the upload area, or click to browse. Up to 15 MB and 100 pages.

  2. Convert to PowerPoint

    Each page becomes a slide: the text as editable boxes, everything else as the slide background.

  3. Download the PPTX

    Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides. Your first conversion of the day needs no account.

Why use it

Text you can edit

Headings, figures and captions are real PowerPoint text boxes, not a picture of text.

Layout kept

Photos, charts, shapes and colours stay exactly where they were, as the slide background.

Same look

Original font, size, bold, italic and colour are carried over for every piece of text.

Frequently asked questions

Is the PDF to PowerPoint converter free?
Yes. Every visitor gets one free conversion per day, download included, with no account needed. A free account raises the daily allowance.
Can I edit the text in PowerPoint?
Yes. Every piece of text becomes a PowerPoint text box with its original font, size, style and colour. Each line of a paragraph is a separate box.
Can I move the images and charts?
Not one by one. Everything that is not text is kept as a single background picture per slide, which is what keeps the layout intact. You can add, move or delete anything on top of it.
What about scanned PDFs?
A scan is a picture of a page with no text inside, so the slide shows the page as an image. Run the PDF through OCR first if you need editable text.
Why does my text look slightly different?
PowerPoint uses the original font only if it is installed on your computer; otherwise it substitutes a similar one, which can be a little wider or narrower.
Is my file uploaded? How big can it be?
Yes, the conversion runs on PDF Vision's servers. The public converter accepts PDFs up to 15 MB and 100 pages; split a longer document first.

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