Convert PowerPoint to PDF in Seconds — Free & Private

PowerPoint files are the worst thing to share. They look different on every device, fonts break, animations glitch, and the file size is ridiculous. PDF fixes all of that — but you need a fast, private way to convert.

Why PDF Beats PPTX for Sharing

You spend hours on a presentation. Every slide perfectly aligned, the right images, consistent typography. Then you email the PPTX, and it's a mess on the recipient's screen. Different Office version? Layout broken. Different fonts installed? Text shifted. Opening on a phone? Good luck.

PDF preserves your work exactly as designed. Everyone sees the same thing — Windows, Mac, phone, tablet. No surprises.

The Free Way to Convert

FileTools handles PPTX-to-PDF conversion directly in your browser. No software to install, no uploads to a server. Your presentation stays on your device the whole time.

Just drag your PowerPoint file into the converter, pick PDF as output, and download. Takes about ten seconds for a standard 20-slide deck.

What you keep: all slide content, images, charts, SmartArt, embedded fonts (in most cases). What changes: animations become static (they can't animate in PDF), transitions disappear. That's actually a bonus for sharing.

Beyond Presentations

FileTools handles more than PowerPoint. Convert Word docs, Excel sheets, images, and ebooks — all the same way: local, private, free. It's the Swiss Army knife of online file tools.

Designers working with presentations might also find RoomFlip useful for client mood boards, or TubeVoice for adding voiceovers to presentation videos.

When to Convert

- Before emailing a presentation to a client

- Before uploading to a portfolio or website

- When you need to print handouts

- For archiving old presentations (PDF takes less space)

- When the recipient doesn't have PowerPoint

Bottom Line

Converting PowerPoint to PDF shouldn't cost money or compromise your privacy. FileTools solves it in one click. Stop sending broken PPTX files.