Convert a PDF into an editable PowerPoint presentation.
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Processed on our server. This conversion needs software a browser cannot provide. Your file is sent over HTTPS, given a random temporary name, and deleted immediately after your download, never retained or logged.
About the PDF to PowerPoint
Decks have a habit of circulating as PDFs long after the source file has been lost. When a client asks for changes to a pitch, or a template needs updating for a new quarter, getting back to editable slides is the difference between an edit and a rebuild.
This conversion runs on the server because rebuilding slide structure requires an office engine rather than browser JavaScript. Your file is uploaded over HTTPS, given a random temporary filename, converted, and deleted the moment the result has been returned to you.
It's part of the PDF collection on Toolzy, a growing platform of 135+ free, privacy-first tools built for speed and a great experience on every device.
Also known as: pdf, ppt, pptx, slides, convert.
Why use the PDF to PowerPoint?
No watermarks on your output
Handles multi-page and large PDFs
Keeps your original formatting and quality
Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone
When to use it
Preparing documents for email or printing
Combining scanned pages or invoices
Reducing file size to meet upload limits
How to use the PDF to PowerPoint
Open the PDF to PowerPoint. Open the PDF to PowerPoint on this page, there is nothing to install and no account needed.
Add your input. Upload your file by clicking the upload area or dragging it in.
Adjust options. Choose any options you need, the PDF to PowerPoint updates instantly.
Get your result. Click the action button to download or copy your result. It is 100% free.
Frequently Asked Questions
How editable will the resulting slides be?
You get slides you can open and work with in PowerPoint, but a PDF does not carry PowerPoint’s object model, so animations, speaker notes, slide masters and precise groupings cannot be recovered. Expect a solid starting point rather than the original deck.
Why does this need a server when other tools here do not?
Reconstructing Office file structure requires a full office engine, which cannot run inside a browser tab. Most of the PDF tools on this site avoid uploads entirely; this one cannot.
Is my deck kept after conversion?
No. It is written to a temporary file with a randomly generated name and deleted immediately after the converted file is sent back. Nothing is retained or logged.
What if the tool reports it is unavailable?
The conversion depends on an office engine being installed on the host. If it is missing you will see a clear message explaining that, rather than a failed download.
Is my data private?
This conversion runs on our server because it needs software a browser cannot provide. Your file is sent over HTTPS, written to a temporary file with a randomly generated name, processed, and deleted the moment the result is returned to you. It is never retained, logged or used for anything else.
Is the PDF to PowerPoint free?
Yes, the PDF to PowerPoint is 100% free with no watermarks, no limits and no account needed.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The PDF to PowerPoint works on any modern browser across desktop, tablet and mobile.
