Convert PPT to PDF

An old deck from an archive has to be circulated or filed in a format that will still open in a decade.

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    What actually changes

    PPT and PDF are not the same picture in two wrappers.

    Each slide is rendered to a fixed PDF page with fonts embedded, preserving how the deck looked rather than how it was built.

    Worth knowing first

    Decks from the 4:3 era carry that aspect ratio into the PDF, producing pages that look narrow next to modern documents. Fonts common in the 2000s, such as older Office bundles, are also long gone and will substitute unless they were embedded.

    Questions

    PPT to PDF, answered

    Do I need PowerPoint installed?

    No. The engine renders the file itself.

    Can I export multiple slides per page?

    Handout layouts are a separate export mode. The default is one slide per page.

    How to convert PPT to PDF

    01

    Add your files

    Drop one PPT or two hundred. Batch conversion is not a paid feature here.

    02

    Choose your settings

    Portable Document Format is lossy, so the quality control decides the trade between size and fidelity.

    03

    Download

    Converted and deleted the moment it finishes. Never written to permanent storage.

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