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PDF to PowerPointBeta

Turn each PDF page into a high-fidelity PowerPoint slide.

The PDF is processed locally in this browser and is not uploaded to PDFCook.

Each PDF page is preserved as a lossless high-resolution slide image, with an invisible searchable text layer added when text is available. Visual fidelity is prioritized over object-level editability.

How to convert PDF to PowerPoint

1. Choose a PDFSelect the PDF you want to turn into PowerPoint slides.
2. Render each pagePDF.js renders every page locally at high resolution.
3. Create PPTXPptxGenJS inserts one rendered PDF page per PowerPoint slide.

Convert PDF pages to PPTX slides

PDFCook PDF to PowerPoint uses Mozilla PDF.js to render each PDF page and PptxGenJS to generate a standards-compliant PPTX file.

This beta prioritizes visual fidelity: each PDF page becomes a full-slide image. That preserves the original look and also works with scanned PDFs.

Because the page is inserted as an image, text and shapes are not individually editable yet. An editable-text mode can be added later by reconstructing PDF text boxes from their coordinates.

Open source: Mozilla PDF.js (Apache-2.0), PptxGenJS (MIT).

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit the text after conversion?

Not in this beta. Each PDF page is inserted as a high-fidelity slide image to preserve layout.

Does it work with scanned PDFs?

Yes. Because the converter renders the page visually, scanned PDFs are supported.

Will the slide count match the PDF page count?

Yes. One PDF page becomes one PowerPoint slide.

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