Will speaker notes be included?

The backend contract supports an option to include speaker notes as an appendix — see BACKEND-API-CONTRACT.md for the exact request options.

Why can't this run client-side like the image tools?

Rendering slide layouts, fonts and embedded media the way PowerPoint displays them needs a genuine presentation engine, unavailable in a browser.

What happens if I click Convert to PDF right now?

If no backend is configured, the page tells you clearly that a backend isn't connected rather than pretending to convert your file.

Is this tool actually finished?

The upload flow, progress states, error handling and API integration are complete and production-ready; it needs a conversion backend deployed and connected via QPHP_API_BASE — see BACKEND-API-CONTRACT.md.

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PowerPoint to PDF

Convert slide decks into shareable, presentation-ready PDFs.

Requires a connected backend. PowerPoint to PDF needs server-side processing that can't run in a browser alone. The upload flow, progress states and error handling below are fully built and ready to call our documented API — see BACKEND-API-CONTRACT.md.

Drag & drop your PowerPoint file here

PPT, PPTX · Up to 50 MB · Processed in your browser

About PowerPoint to PDF

PowerPoint to PDF renders each slide of a .ppt or .pptx deck — including fonts, transitions-frozen layouts, images and speaker layout — as one page of a shareable PDF. Faithfully rendering slide layouts, embedded fonts and graphics requires a real presentation engine, which is not something a browser can do on its own.

This page is a complete, production-ready frontend that calls a documented backend API (see BACKEND-API-CONTRACT.md) to perform that rendering. Once a backend implementing that contract is connected, it works with no further frontend changes.

Key features

Slide-accurate rendering

Each slide becomes one PDF page, laid out faithfully.

Backend-powered

Uses a real presentation engine, not a browser approximation.

Documented API

Every request/response is specified in BACKEND-API-CONTRACT.md.

Step-by-step guide

1
Drag your PPT or PPTX file into the box above, or click Choose PowerPoint File.
2
Click Convert to PDF.
3
Once a backend is connected, download your finished PDF.

Benefits

Preserves slide layout, fonts and embedded images

Built on a documented, versioned REST API contract

Frontend is complete today — only a backend connection is needed

No fake or placeholder conversions — honest status reporting

Frequently asked questions

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