When to turn a PDF into slides
Mid-presentation you need to show a contract page or a drawing. Opening a separate PDF breaks the flow, and screenshotting every page by hand gets old fast.
This tool puts each page of the PDF onto its own slide as a picture. It looks exactly like the original, but the text can't be edited.
How to use it
- 1Upload the PDF. Up to 30MB.
- 2Press Convert to PPT — every page becomes a slide.
- 3Open it in PowerPoint and keep the slides you need.
Common questions
- Can I edit the text on the slides?
- No — each page arrives as a single picture. A PDF carries no notion of what was a heading or a bullet, so rebuilding it as text boxes scatters misplaced fragments across the slide and takes longer to repair than starting over. Showing the page faithfully is the more useful outcome.
- Does this one stay in my browser too?
- No. This tool sends your file to our conversion server. Both the original and the result are deleted as soon as it finishes.
- What's the image quality like?
- Pages are drawn at a little over twice print resolution — sharp enough on a projector. The trade-off is that the deck comes out larger than the original PDF.
- The slide size looks odd.
- Slide dimensions follow the first page, so a portrait document gives you portrait slides. Mixing portrait and landscape in one file leaves margins on the later pages.