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Render PPTX slides into a shareable PDF
Convert standard PowerPoint PPTX slides containing text, images and basic shapes into a PDF directly in your browser.
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Simple workflow
Select a modern PowerPoint presentation file.
Choose which slides to include and the rendering resolution.
Render the selected slides and save the PDF.
Useful capabilities
The output PDF keeps the presentation aspect ratio and turns every selected slide into a fixed page that is easy to share.
Because rendering occurs locally, the tool can be used for presentations that should not be sent to an external conversion API.
Honest limitations
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The tool is free to use and does not require an account.
No. Processing runs locally in your browser, so the selected files are not uploaded to OceanofTools.
Yes, although large or complex files usually process more reliably on a desktop device with more memory.
No. Save older .ppt presentations as .pptx before using the browser converter.
No. PDF pages are static, and this tool does not render animations, transitions, video or audio.
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Render standard PPTX slides into a PDF. This page is designed to help you work with the result with a clear browser-based workflow rather than making you install a separate utility for a small task.
Start with the original PDF, choose the pages or conversion option you need, process the document, then verify page order, text, links and visual quality in the result.
Use it when you need a focused result without installing a separate desktop application. Complex forms, signatures, uncommon fonts, scanned pages and password protection can change what a browser-based PDF workflow can preserve.
Expected: A result in the selected target format that opens correctly in the software or browser you plan to use. Avoid: Assuming every conversion preserves fonts, forms, transparency, animation or complex layout exactly.
PDF tasks often look simple until a document contains scanned pages, embedded fonts, forms, links or unusual page sizes. Use PowerPoint to PDF for the specific change you need, then open the result and inspect a few representative pages. For documents that matter, check page order, legibility and selectable text before you send or archive the output, and keep the original PDF until the workflow is complete.