PDF to PowerPoint
Convert a PDF into an editable PowerPoint (.pptx), with one slide per PDF page. Text is rebuilt as real text boxes at the original position and size, while backgrounds and graphics are kept separately — so you can open it in PowerPoint and start editing instead of retyping. Everything runs in your browser and the file is never uploaded.
When do you need it?
- Receive a presentation as PDF from a partner and need to edit the content or add slides.
- Turn a PDF report or proposal into slides for a live presentation.
- Reuse existing document content instead of building slides from scratch.
- Translate slide content into another language while keeping the layout.
- Split a long PDF into slides for teaching and training.
Key features
- One slide per PDF page, with slide dimensions taken from the original page size.
- Text stays real, editable PowerPoint text — not a screenshot.
- Font, size, bold/italic and colour are preserved; backgrounds and graphics are kept separate from the text.
- Choose which pages to convert so you never wait on a long document.
- Runs in the browser, free, with no page limit.
How to use
- Upload or drag & drop your file — everything runs right in your browser.
- Pick your options and hit the process button.
- Download the result — fast, free, no account required.
Safety & privacy
Your PDF is parsed and rebuilt into slides locally with pdf.js and an in-browser PPTX writer. No server ever receives the file, so internal documents, business proposals and unpublished lecture material stay private.
Genuinely free — no limits
KitsyApp is 100% free — no signup, no daily limits, no watermarks. Processing quality is on par with paid tools like Smallpdf or iLovePDF, and your files are processed on your own device instead of someone else's server.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit the text in the slides?
Yes. Each text piece from the PDF becomes a real text box in PowerPoint, so you can select, edit and restyle font and colour like any normal slide.
Are slide transitions and animations preserved?
No. A PDF does not store slide transitions or animations, so the pptx does not contain them. Add them again in PowerPoint if you need them.
Do the slides match the page aspect ratio?
Yes. Slide dimensions are computed from the original PDF page size, so content is neither stretched nor shifted.
Can it handle long documents?
Yes, there is no page limit. Long files take longer because everything runs on your machine, and you can preselect just a few pages to speed things up.