PPT to PDF
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Open supported legacy PPT presentations locally and export their visible slides as PDF pages.
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How to use it
- Choose a PPT file or load the matching example. Its structure is checked locally.
- Optionally limit the PDF page range. Hidden slides and speaker-note pages are excluded.
- Load the local engine explicitly and create the PDF. Animations become static pages.
- Inspect every exported page and download the PDF or batch ZIP.
Load the genuine legacy PPT example. Compare the two visible PDF pages with the presentation, especially chart labels and the table on the last slide.
Details & limits
Up to 5 files, 10 MiB each and 100 PDF pages per output. Packages: 1,500 entries, 64 MiB expanded data; bounded images and content. The explicit first start downloads about 58 MB of static software and reserves 1 GiB of shared memory plus document/browser overhead. Use a current desktop browser. No document uploads. Macros, encrypted files, embedded OLE and external data are rejected. Fonts and pagination can differ; inspect the PDF.
Can an older PPT be converted without creating PPTX?
Yes, supported legacy PPT files are read directly. Their binary structure is checked before the local engine starts. Encrypted presentations and active content are rejected. The PDF contains static visible slides, excluding hidden slides and speaker notes; it is not a playable presentation.