PDF to PowerPoint
Extracts the text from each page of a PDF and creates a .pptx with one slide per page, holding that text in a single text box. Images and the original page layout are not carried over.
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Up to 1 files
How to Use
- 1Drop one PDF onto the upload area, or click to choose it. Only one file is accepted.
- 2Note the blue message under the file: each page becomes a slide with its text only.
- 3Click Convert to PowerPoint and wait for the 'Converting to PowerPoint...' progress to finish.
- 4Download the .pptx and open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides to restyle it.
Features
- One PDF at a time (maxFiles is 1), .pdf files only
- Creates one slide per PDF page, in page order
- Each slide holds that page's extracted text in one 14 pt text box
- Lines are rebuilt by grouping text by vertical position on the page
- Runs in your browser; the PDF is not uploaded
- Does not preserve images, tables as tables, colours or the original layout
FAQ
Will the slides look like my PDF pages?
No. Each slide is a white slide with one text box of plain 14 pt text. Photos, drawings, tables, columns, fonts and colours are not reproduced. Think of it as a way to get the words into slide form, not as a visual conversion.
Why are my slides empty for a scanned PDF?
The tool reads the text layer of the PDF. A scanned document is only pictures of pages and has no text layer, so those slides come out blank. There is no OCR step in this converter; run the file through the OCR PDF tool first if you need the text.
What happens when a page has a lot of text?
The text box has a fixed size and font size, with no auto-shrink or splitting across slides. A dense page can run off the bottom of its slide, and you would need to adjust it in your presentation software.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The PDF is read and the .pptx is built in your browser, with no upload for the conversion.