PowerPoint to PDF
Each slide becomes a separate PDF page. Easy to send and print.
The file is processed on the server in memory and deleted immediately after the response
What do you need to do today?
Edit a PDF in Word
Reduce file size
Combine document photos into a PDF
Combine several PDFs into one
Recognize text in a scan
Extract the pages you need
Delete or reorder pages
Compress a scan for court to 30 MB
Stamp “Copy” on a passport scan
Save Word as PDF
Split a PDF into parts
Fix upside-down pages
Number pages
Make images from a PDF
Copy text from a PDF
Save an Excel spreadsheet as PDF
Save a presentation as PDF
Set a password on a file
Remove a password or print restriction
Fix a file that won’t open
Save for archiving (PDF/A)
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Paid access — up to 500 files per session, files up to 200 MB, no caption on documents
While the service is in development, it’s free: up to 50 files per session, files up to 30 MB. This is a temporary limit.
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Animations and video
PDF is a static format: animations and video aren’t carried over; the final look of each slide is kept.
FAQ
Will animations be kept?
No, PDF is a static format. Each slide is saved in its final state, as after all animations.
Which formats are supported?
PPT, PPTX, and ODP up to 30 MB.
Will speaker notes be included?
No, only slides are included in the PDF.