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PPT to PDF

Convert PowerPoint presentations to PDF in your browser. Upload a .pptx file, render every slide, and download a share-ready PDF. Free, private, no upload.

📊 Drop a PowerPoint file here or

PPTX supported in-browser · Legacy .PPT shows a notice

About PPT to PDF Conversion

Convert PowerPoint presentations into PDF format without leaving your browser. Each slide becomes a PDF page, with text, images, and shapes rendered to preserve your layout. No upload, no account, no waiting.

Slide Preservation

Every slide becomes its own PDF page, keeping the exact sequence of your presentation intact.

PPTX Support

Modern .pptx files are parsed and rendered entirely in your browser using JSZip and pdf-lib — nothing is uploaded.

Layout Retention

Text, images, and shapes are drawn onto a canvas so your slides keep their look as close to the original as possible.

100% Private

Your presentation never leaves your device. Everything is processed locally, so confidential decks stay confidential.

📋 Common Use Cases

Share Presentations as PDF

Send a fixed, print-perfect version of your slides that looks identical on any device or email client.

Archive Slide Decks

Keep long-term records of proposals and training decks in a stable PDF format that never gets out of date.

Client Deliverables

Deliver polished pitch decks and proposals as PDFs that clients can view without PowerPoint installed.

Print-Friendly Handouts

Turn slide decks into printable handouts for meetings, workshops, or conferences with consistent formatting.

🪜 How to Use This Tool

Upload a .pptx file
Drag and drop your PowerPoint presentation onto the upload area or click Browse to select it. PPTX files are processed in your browser.

Click Convert to PDF
The tool opens your presentation and renders each slide into a PDF page, preserving text, images, and layout.

Wait for rendering
A progress bar shows each slide as it's rendered. Larger decks with many images take a few seconds longer.

Download your PDF
Download the finished PDF instantly — no account, no email, no file upload to a server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this PDF tool really free?▼

Yes. Every PDF tool on iluv.tools is completely free. No signup, no account, no payment. Everything runs in your browser.

Are my PDF files uploaded to a server?▼

No. All PDF processing happens locally in your browser using the pdf-lib and PDF.js libraries. Your files never leave your device.

Does this tool support legacy .ppt files?▼

Only .pptx files can be converted in your browser. Legacy .ppt is a binary format that can't be read client-side. Open the file in PowerPoint or LibreOffice, choose Save As and pick PPTX, then upload the converted file.

How accurate is the slide layout?▼

Text, images, and shape fills are positioned and rendered from the slide XML, so the PDF closely matches your deck. Complex animations and some theme effects are simplified since they don't exist in a static PDF.

Can I use these on mobile?▼

Yes. All PDF tools work on mobile browsers (iOS Safari, Android Chrome). Desktop is recommended for large files, but everything is functional on mobile.