PDF to PowerPoint
Convert a PDF into a PowerPoint presentation with one slide per page, so a deck that only exists as a PDF becomes editable again.
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About This Tool
Decks circulate as PDFs. When you need to present one, update three numbers, or reuse two slides in your own deck, the PDF is the wrong end of the pipeline and the original PPTX is usually nowhere to be found.
This converts each PDF page into a slide. Layout and images are preserved in position, and text is placed in text boxes so you can edit it rather than being handed a flat picture per slide.
It reconstructs appearance, not the original design system. Master slides, theme colours and animations were never in the PDF, so a converted deck needs restyling if it has to match a template exactly.
How to Use
Load the PDF
Drop in the file. Each page becomes one slide.
Convert
Pages are analysed for text blocks and images and rebuilt as slide elements.
Download the PPTX
Save the presentation.
Restyle in PowerPoint
Apply your template and adjust the text boxes that need it.
Use Cases
Editing a deck you only have as PDF
Update the figures on three slides without rebuilding the whole presentation.
Reusing slides
Pull two slides out of a supplied PDF deck into your own.
Presenting from PowerPoint
Get presenter view and notes, which a PDF viewer does not offer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the text be editable?
Yes, text is placed in editable text boxes. Positioning may need adjusting since PDF records where glyphs sit, not how they were laid out.
Does one page become one slide?
Yes, in order, at the page aspect ratio.
Do animations come back?
No. They were removed when the deck became a PDF and cannot be recovered.
Will it match our corporate template?
Not automatically. Theme and master information is not stored in a PDF, so apply your template afterwards.