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PDF to PowerPoint

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Convert PDF pages into PowerPoint slides. Choose editable text reconstruction or page images and review the result before saving your PPTX.

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How to use it

  1. 1Select PDF pages and choose faithful images or editable reconstruction. Enable OCR explicitly if editable text is needed from scans.
  2. 2Review source previews and correct reconstructed text/table cells. Confirm each table candidate.
  3. 3Accept the visible limits: the first page defines slide size, other aspect ratios are centered without stretching, and complex graphics remain images.
  4. 4Create the actual PPTX and download it with the conversion report. Open it in PowerPoint or LibreOffice and inspect native text and table objects.

Convert the two-page sample into editable slides, change ID 0012, and inspect the PowerPoint text object and real table. The image mode instead makes each page one raster slide image and reports zero editable text objects.

Details & limits

Up to 5 PDFs, 10 MiB each, at most 20 selected pages across the batch, 6,000 text fragments and 120,000 characters per document. Bounded PNG previews and 100 image regions. Encrypted, signed or active PDFs and unsupported PDF image filters are rejected by the shared PDF preflight. English/German scan OCR is an optional separate download. Editable text uses Liberation Sans; original fonts and document semantics are not recovered automatically. Word reading flow keeps detected raster images; vector drawings require positioned mode. Editable tables require a clearly matched straight source grid or an empty graphics region. Ambiguous table artwork requires slide-image mode; no area is painted over to hide it.

What remains editable in the reconstructed presentation?

Native or reviewed OCR text becomes PowerPoint text objects; confirmed table candidates become real table objects. The remaining graphics layer is rasterized without repainting the original native text. Original chart data, slide masters and animations cannot be recovered from the PDF. Scanned-page graphics are omitted in editable OCR mode; faithful image mode preserves their visible appearance.

Decide which parts of the slides need editing

Reconstruction can create editable text and confirmed tables, while other graphics remain raster images and fonts are substituted. Image mode places each PDF page as a slide image, so its text is not editable. Review line breaks and table positions. The total selection is limited to 20 pages across up to five PDFs.

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Up to 5 PDFs, 10 MiB each; select at most 20 pages across the batch. Native PDF text is read first. No Office engine download is needed for this export.

PDF stores positioned marks, not the original document structure. Reading order, table boundaries, fonts and page layout are reconstructed and require review. Lists and confirmed tables become editable objects. Positioned mode retains a raster graphics layer; Word reading flow includes detected raster images only.

Editable tables replace only a clearly matched straight PDF grid. Tables with ambiguous artwork cannot use editable-slide mode; choose slide images to preserve them, or Word reading flow for editable cells.

Scanned pages · optional OCR

Optional recognition loads about 8.2 MB of static OCR software. It starts only when you check this box and read the pages. Uncertain words must be corrected. OCR does not rebuild scanned graphics as editable objects.