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    PDF to PPT Conversion

    A PDF file — Portable Document Format — usually contains text, images, and hyperlinks. PDFs are excellent because they reliably preserve formatting across all devices. For example, a PDF created on a MacBook looks identical on a Windows PC, smartphone, or even a TV.

    However, the downside of this versatility is that PDF files are difficult to edit without specialized software like Adobe Acrobat, which is often very expensive.

    In contrast, PPT files can be easily edited with various presentation programs such as Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, OpenOffice, or LibreOffice. These offer excellent flexibility and are often available for free.

    Why should you convert PDF to PPT?

    PDFs cannot be easily edited without expensive software, whereas PPT presentations can be easily modified and customized. With pdf2ppt.com, you can effortlessly convert your PDFs into editable PPT slides, saving time and money!

    The PPT format also offers advantages such as easy collaboration, simple content updates, and easier sharing, especially for presentations or joint meetings.

    How to convert PDF to PPT?

    To get started, select up to 20 PDF files from your device. You can convert up to 20 files in one session.

    Once your PDF files are uploaded, they will appear in the queue for downloading. You can download each file individually or get all converted files at once in a ZIP archive.

    If you need to convert more than 20 files, clear the queue and repeat the process. You can use the tool as many times as you need.

    After conversion, you can edit the files in any presentation editor, share them as PPT, or convert them back to PDF if needed.

    Is it safe to convert PDF to PPT?

    Our tool converts an uploaded copy of your original file. The original file stays on your computer and is unaffected by the process. There is no risk of data loss.

    Your data is safe with us. We delete all uploads from our servers after one hour, so you don't need to worry about your content being stored.