Convert PowerPoint to PDF Free Online
Convert PowerPoint PPT and PPTX presentations to PDF online for free. Share your slides as a universally viewable PDF.
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Maximum file size: 50 MB
Sharing a PowerPoint presentation as a PDF ensures it looks exactly right on any device, regardless of which version of PowerPoint (or whether PowerPoint is installed at all) the recipient has. CocoPDF converts PPT and PPTX files to PDF using a full office-document engine, preserving slide layouts, images, text, charts, and SmartArt elements.
Each slide becomes one page in the PDF output. The aspect ratio of your slides is preserved — widescreen presentations produce landscape PDF pages, and standard 4:3 presentations produce portrait pages. Speaker notes are not included in the output PDF.
Upload your PowerPoint file, click Process, and your PDF downloads automatically. No PowerPoint license is needed, and the output file has no watermarks. Files up to 50 MB are supported, and your documents are deleted from our server within one hour.
How to PowerPoint to PDF Online — 3 Simple Steps
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Upload your file
Drag and drop your file onto the upload box, or click to browse. CocoPDF accepts a file up to 50 MB each.
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Adjust the settings
Choose the options you need for PowerPoint to PDF. The default settings work well for most documents.
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Download the PDF file
Click the process button. The file is generated on our server and your PDF download starts automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the PDF include slide animations?
No. PDF is a static format that does not support animations. The PDF shows each slide in its final state, as if the animation has fully played.
Will slide transitions be preserved?
Slide transitions are not included in the PDF output. Each page of the PDF represents one slide in its completed state.
Are embedded videos included?
Embedded videos cannot be included in the PDF. A static image placeholder or the video thumbnail may appear in its place.
What size are the slides in the output PDF?
The conversion preserves the aspect ratio of your slides. Widescreen (16:9) presentations produce landscape PDF pages; standard (4:3) presentations produce portrait-oriented pages.