Convert PowerPoint slides to PDF
Share lecture slides, a project defence or a pitch deck as a PDF that opens on any phone — and keep the deck on your own device while you do it. This conversion keeps a basic layout.
- From
- PowerPoint (PPTX)
- To
- Layout
- Basic
- Uploaded
- Never
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
Add your PowerPoint
Drop the file onto the box above or tap to pick it. A quick safety check confirms it really is a PowerPoint before anything else happens.
Convert to PDF
PDF is already chosen for you. Press Convert and watch the progress — your browser stays smooth while it works.
Save your PDF file
Download the new file. DigiCompress then wipes both the original and the result from the page.
Good to know about PowerPoint to PDF
- One slide per page
- Each slide becomes one PDF page, in order, so the deck reads the same way.
- Animations don’t carry over
- A PDF is a still document, so each slide shows its final look.
- Big deck?
- Picture-heavy decks can be large. Compress the PDF after converting.
Frequently asked questions
Will my fonts and pictures be kept?
Pictures, text and shapes are kept. Unusual fonts may be replaced with a close match, so give the PDF a quick look before you share it.
How close to the original will it look?
This conversion keeps a basic layout. Text, pictures and simple shapes stay in place. Charts, animations and special effects are simplified or left out. Keep the PowerPoint as your original.
Is my PowerPoint uploaded to convert it?
No. The PowerPoint is turned into PDF right inside your browser, on your own phone or computer. Nothing is sent to DigiCompress or anyone else, and both files are wiped from the page when you are done.
Is my presentation uploaded?
No. It is turned into a PDF on your device and is never sent to DigiCompress or anyone else.
Is DigiCompress free?
Yes. You can shrink 3 files a day without an account. Sign in with Google or an email link to use it as much as you like. We don’t sell anything inside the tool, and we never ask for payment details.