Turn presentations into PDFs, one slide per page, with images and fonts kept.
Quick answer
To convert PowerPoint to PDF, open PDFella's PowerPoint to PDF converter, upload your PPTX or ODP file and click PowerPoint to PDF. Each slide becomes one PDF page with its images and fonts, ready to download in seconds.
Updated 5 October 2026 by the PDFella team
Key facts
Step by step
Drag your presentation onto the upload area or click Choose file. It's sent over an encrypted connection to private, temporary storage for conversion.
Progress is shown as a percentage.
Rename the file if you like and click Download. The result is ready in seconds.
Why PDFella
A clean handout of your deck.
Your slides look exactly as designed.
Smaller and more universal than PPTX.
Files are processed in an isolated container and deleted automatically after conversion, within 60 minutes at most.
A PDF opens on any device without PowerPoint and can't be accidentally changed, which makes it ideal for sending decks to clients or posting handouts. Use Compress PDF afterwards if the file is large.
Sales teams
Send pitch decks clients can open anywhere.
Speakers
Share handouts after a talk.
Students
Submit presentations as PDFs.
Upload the PPTX to PowerPoint to PDF, click PowerPoint to PDF and download.
No. A PDF is static; each slide is saved as it appears at the end of its animations.
Yes, to secure temporary storage, and deleted automatically after conversion.
Yes, within the daily allowance for cloud tools.
No. Each page shows one slide.
No.