Will my slide layout, fonts and images stay intact?

Yes. Each slide becomes one PDF page rendered from the original layout, so fonts, images and exact positioning are preserved. Fonts are embedded, so the deck looks identical even on a computer that does not have them installed.

Do animations and transitions carry over to the PDF?

No. PDF is a static document, so animations, slide transitions and embedded video or audio are flattened. Each slide appears in its final built state, as if every animation had already finished playing.

Are my presenter notes included in the PDF?

No. By default only the slides themselves are exported, so your speaker notes stay private — usually exactly what you want when handing a deck to an audience that should see the slides, not your talking points.

Do clickable links in my slides still work in the PDF?

Yes. Hyperlinks to websites and email addresses remain clickable in the exported PDF, so a link to your portfolio, a booking page or a source stays usable for anyone reading the file.

Will a widescreen 16:9 presentation fit the PDF page correctly?

Yes. The PDF page is sized to match the slide aspect ratio, so a 16:9 deck produces clean landscape pages with no letterboxing bars or cropped edges.

Why is my PDF large after converting a PowerPoint?

High-resolution photos and images embedded on each slide add up quickly. If the file is too big to email, compress the pictures in PowerPoint or lower their resolution before exporting to shrink the PDF.

Why convert PowerPoint to PDF instead of sharing the PPTX?

A PDF opens on any device without PowerPoint, prints exactly as designed, cannot be accidentally edited and keeps your fonts and layout intact — the safe way to send a finished deck to a client or a print shop.

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How to convert PowerPoint PPTX to PDF

Click "Choose Files" and select your PowerPoint PPTX file, or drag & drop it onto the page.
Make sure PDF is selected as the target format.
Click "Convert" and wait a few seconds.
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Frequently asked questions

Will my slide layout, fonts and images stay intact?: Yes. Each slide becomes one PDF page rendered from the original layout, so fonts, images and exact positioning are preserved. Fonts are embedded, so the deck looks identical even on a computer that does not have them installed.
Do animations and transitions carry over to the PDF?: No. PDF is a static document, so animations, slide transitions and embedded video or audio are flattened. Each slide appears in its final built state, as if every animation had already finished playing.
Are my presenter notes included in the PDF?: No. By default only the slides themselves are exported, so your speaker notes stay private — usually exactly what you want when handing a deck to an audience that should see the slides, not your talking points.
Do clickable links in my slides still work in the PDF?: Yes. Hyperlinks to websites and email addresses remain clickable in the exported PDF, so a link to your portfolio, a booking page or a source stays usable for anyone reading the file.
Will a widescreen 16:9 presentation fit the PDF page correctly?: Yes. The PDF page is sized to match the slide aspect ratio, so a 16:9 deck produces clean landscape pages with no letterboxing bars or cropped edges.
Why is my PDF large after converting a PowerPoint?: High-resolution photos and images embedded on each slide add up quickly. If the file is too big to email, compress the pictures in PowerPoint or lower their resolution before exporting to shrink the PDF.
Why convert PowerPoint to PDF instead of sharing the PPTX?: A PDF opens on any device without PowerPoint, prints exactly as designed, cannot be accidentally edited and keeps your fonts and layout intact — the safe way to send a finished deck to a client or a print shop.

About PowerPoint PPTX and PDF

Key things to know before you convert PowerPoint PPTX to PDF:

PPTX

PPTX is the standard PowerPoint presentation format since Office 2007. Converting to PDF is the easiest way to share a presentation without requiring PowerPoint installed.

PDF

PDF is the universal document format: it locks in the exact layout on every device and prints identically everywhere. Turning an image into a PDF makes it easy to share, archive or print as a document rather than a raw photo.

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