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PDF to PowerPoint

Turn a PDF, such as a school or club handout, into PowerPoint slides you can present or add to.

Six labeled A4 pages. The PPTX should have six portrait slides, each showing one page picture in order.

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Local limits: Max single file: 10 MB

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A practical guide

From handout to slides.

  1. Choose one PDF of up to 60 pages.
  2. Choose the resolution; 108 dpi suits screens, 144 dpi large displays.
  3. Open the PPTX in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides and add notes or new slides.

Try this example

Convert a six-page club newsletter PDF so it can run as a slideshow at the next meeting.

Before

  • Slides.pdf

After

  • Slides.pptx, one slide per page
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Each slide holds a picture of the whole page; to change text, edit it in the original document. Slide size follows the first page.

Save pages as JPG
What you get

Turn each PDF page into a slide of a PPTX presentation, as a picture of the page at the resolution you choose.

Limits and important details

One PDF, up to 10 MB and 60 pages; 4 MP per page and 90 MP in total. Slide size follows the first page.

Example

Convert the six-page sample at 108 dpi: the PPTX has six slides, one page picture on each.