Convert PDF to PPTX — real Open XML output.
Modern PowerPoint format (.pptx) — every text box, table, image, and shape is a real Open XML PowerPoint object. Unzip the output and inspect the slide XML directly. The same engine PowerPoint itself uses.
Real .pptx Open XML · Every element a PowerPoint object · No conversion layer
Upload your PDF
Drag and drop, or click to select. Up to 20 MB. We accept any PDF — text-based, scanned, or mixed.
We build a standards-compliant .pptx
Output is real Open XML — every text box uses real <p:txBody> XML, every table uses real <a:tbl>, every chart uses real <c:chartSpace>. Standards-compliant, opens cleanly everywhere.
Download — inspect, edit, present
Get the .pptx in seconds. Unzip and inspect the XML if you want to verify it's real. Or just open it in PowerPoint and edit.
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Genuine Open XML output
Every export follows the PowerPoint Open XML spec. Unzip the .pptx file and inspect /ppt/slides/*.xml — you'll see real PowerPoint elements, not converted artifacts.
No conversion layer
Many "free" PDF-to-PPTX tools convert to legacy .ppt then re-save to .pptx, which can corrupt layouts. We build the .pptx natively from PDF content — no double conversion.
Native PowerPoint elements
Text becomes <p:sp>+<p:txBody>, tables become <a:tbl>, images embed as PNG/JPEG with <p:pic> wrappers. Every element edit-compatible with PowerPoint and Google Slides.
OCR for scanned PDFs
Scanned PDFs run through OCR. The output text is real editable PowerPoint text — not just an image with a hidden text layer.
No watermark, no signup
Free unlimited conversions, no email, no card. The .pptx downloads directly.
Cross-tool compatibility
The .pptx opens identically in PowerPoint (Mac, Windows, Web), Google Slides, Keynote, and LibreOffice Impress. We test against all four readers every release.
- What's the difference between PPT and PPTX?
- PPT is the legacy PowerPoint binary format (1997-2007). PPTX is the modern Open XML format that PowerPoint has used since 2007. Modern editors, Google Slides, and Keynote all prefer PPTX. Our converter produces PPTX.
- Is the output really standards-compliant Open XML?
- Yes. You can verify by unzipping the .pptx file (it's a ZIP archive) and inspecting the XML directly. Slide content is in /ppt/slides/*.xml, charts are in /ppt/charts/*.xml. Every file follows the ECMA-376 standard.
- How is this different from PDF to PPT?
- PPTX is the modern format (Open XML, since 2007); PPT is the legacy binary format. Both work in PowerPoint, but PPTX is preferred by every modern editor including Google Slides and Keynote. We offer both; PPTX is the better choice for new work.
- Will Google Slides open my converted PPTX?
- Yes. Upload to Google Drive, right-click → Open with → Google Slides. The .pptx opens cleanly with full editability.
- Do you store my PDF or the converted PPTX?
- No. Both files are processed in-memory and discarded immediately after conversion. No retention, no analytics on your content.
- Is the converter free?
- Yes. Unlimited conversions, no signup, no watermark, no email. The "AI rebuild" optional path uses our generator credits.
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Maintained by Rahul Dubey · Co-founder, Vendax Systems Labs