PDF to PowerPoint
Turns each page of a PDF into a slide with genuinely editable, positioned text boxes, the PDF's own embedded pictures placed where they were, and simple background shapes — filled boxes, bordered boxes, straight rules — rendered as real, editable PowerPoint shapes behind the text.
Processed entirely in your browser — your files are never uploaded to a server.
Carries over text, embedded pictures, and simple rectangular/line shapes, positioned to match the source layout. Arbitrary vector art — curves, complex paths, gradients — is not reconstructed, since that can't be represented as an editable shape reliably.
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One slide per page, with genuinely editable text boxes
How it works
- Each PDF page is scanned for text runs, embedded images, and simple shapes — filled boxes, bordered boxes, straight lines — each recorded with its exact position on the page.
- Every text run becomes a positioned, editable text box on the slide, rather than a flattened picture of the whole page.
- Embedded images are cropped out of the PDF and placed on the slide at their original size and position, with simple shapes rendered behind the text to match.
- The slides are assembled into a real .pptx file in your browser and downloaded — nothing is uploaded to a server.