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PDF to PowerPoint

Turn a PDF into an editable PowerPoint (.pptx) — one slide per page. Free image slides, or AI editable-text slides. Runs in your browser.

Two modes — free image slides (each page becomes a picture slide), or AI editable-text slides that read each page with AI for 2 credits per page (new accounts get 10 free credits).
Upload a PDF to preview every page here.
Each PDF page becomes a high-resolution picture slide. Free and processed in your browser.
Working…
Image mode preserves every language and layout exactly. AI mode extracts the text into editable slides and only charges credits after you confirm.

How to convert PDF to PowerPoint

1) Upload a PDF → 2) choose a mode → 3) convert & download

Image and free text modes run in your browser — your file is never uploaded. AI mode sends a rendered image of each page for text recognition only.

What is the difference between image and AI mode?

Image mode places each page as a picture, preserving the layout 100% (free). AI mode reads the text on each page and produces editable text slides (2 credits per page).

Does it work with Korean PDFs?

Yes. Image mode preserves every language exactly, and AI mode recognizes many languages including Korean.

Can I edit the result in PowerPoint?

Yes. It saves a .pptx you can open and edit in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. Text from AI mode is fully editable.

How to convert PDF to PowerPoint

  1. 1
    Upload your PDFDrag a PDF into the box above or click to choose a file. It is read directly in your browser.
  2. 2
    Choose your slide modePick image slides for a pixel-perfect copy of each page, or AI text slides for editable text you can restyle.
  3. 3
    Download the PowerPointPress convert and save a ready-to-present .pptx you can open in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.

Why convert PDF to PowerPoint here

  • One slide per page, ready to present
  • Image slides for an exact copy, or AI slides with editable text
  • Free modes run in your browser — your PDF is never uploaded
  • No watermarks and nothing to install

PDF & Documents

Turn a PDF into editable PowerPoint slides

When you want to present a document or reuse its pages in a deck, a PDF is hard to work with. This converter rebuilds your PDF as a PowerPoint (.pptx) file with one slide per page, so you can drop it straight into a presentation. Choose fast image slides that look exactly like the original, or AI text slides that give you editable, selectable text you can restyle. Image and free text slides are built in your browser; the AI mode sends only rendered page images for text recognition.

Best results

  • Use a PDF that already matches your slide proportions
  • Pick image slides when layout must stay exact
  • Use AI text slides when you need to edit the wording

Common fixes

  • Text not editable? Switch to AI text slides
  • Wrong slide size? Crop or resize the PDF pages first
  • Very large decks convert faster a few pages at a time

Private by design

Image slides and free text slides are built entirely in your browser and never leave your device. The AI OCR mode renders each page as an image and sends it for text recognition — the PDF file itself is never uploaded, and page images are deleted automatically after processing.

Frequently asked questions

Is the PDF to PowerPoint converter free?

Yes. Image-slide conversion is free for everyday use. AI editable-text slides use credits, and Pro removes daily limits.

Will each page become its own slide?

Yes. Every PDF page is placed on its own slide, so the deck mirrors the document page by page.

Can I edit the text after converting?

Choose AI text slides to get selectable, editable text. Image slides keep the exact look but are pictures, so the text is not editable.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

Image slides and free editable-text slides are built entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. The AI OCR mode sends a rendered image of each page for text recognition; the PDF file itself is never uploaded, and page images are deleted automatically after processing.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. It runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets, and computers, though large PDFs are easier on a desktop.