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PDF to PowerPoint

Upload a PDF, select pages, choose image quality, and download a .pptx. Each page becomes one slide that looks like the PDF. Built for sales decks and training handouts you only have as PDF—text is not independently editable in this version.

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How PDF to PowerPoint works

Upload a PDF and review page thumbnails.
Select pages (or Select all) and choose Low, Medium, or High image quality.
Convert — each selected page becomes one PowerPoint slide. Download a branded .pptx.

PDF to ExcelUpload a text-based PDF, detect table-like grids, preview sample rows, choose which tables to export, and download a .xlsx file (one sheet per table). Built for invoices, statements, and grid-heavy reports—scanned PDFs without a text layer are not supported yet.
PDF to JPGUpload a PDF, select pages, choose output quality, and download a JPG—or a ZIP when converting multiple pages. Built for slides, thumbnails, and CMS uploads.
PDF to textUpload a text-based PDF, choose pages, and download plain text for notes, indexing, or scripts. Scanned image-only PDFs are not supported yet (no OCR).
PDF to WordUpload a PDF, choose pages, and download a .docx. Selectable text becomes paragraphs; pages without a text layer are inserted as images. Fonts, tables, and complex layouts will not match the original perfectly.
Add signature to PDFThe workspace below is built for contracts, forms, and sign-and-return tasks. Upload your PDF, add your signature, align it on the live preview, then choose whether it applies to the current page only, a custom page range, odd/even pages, or the full document. The same engine also powers our related stamp and logo pages.
Add stamp to PDFUpload your PDF, then add your stamp as an image (transparent PNG works well) or draw a simple mark. Position it on the preview, choose which pages receive it—single page, range, all, or odd/even—and download. If you describe the task as signing instead of stamping, use Add signature to PDF; the underlying workspace is shared.
Add logo to PDFUpload your PDF and your logo file (PNG with transparency or JPEG). Position and scale it on the preview—header, footer, or cover area—then apply to one page, a range, or all pages. For circular seals, see Add stamp to PDF; for handwritten marks, see Add signature to PDF.
Batch stamp PDFUpload your PDF and your stamp image. Position it once on the preview, then use page scope options to cover a range or the entire document in a single apply step. You still work on one PDF file per session; the “batch” value is applying the same stamp across many pages without repeating clicks per page.

PDF to PowerPoint

How PDF to PowerPoint works

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