Is the PowerPoint editable?
Yes. Extracted text and supported tables are rebuilt as editable PowerPoint objects. Included images remain images.
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PDF to PowerPoint
Rebuild selectable PDF text and supported tables as editable PowerPoint slides.
Choose a PDF
Drag and drop files here, or choose from your device.
Choose a file to add it to this workspace.Selectable-text PDFs work best. Scanned PDFs need OCR first.
Limits: 25 MB · 200 pagesA practical guide
How to use PDF to PowerPoint
Choose a PDF with selectable text. If the PDF is scanned, run OCR first.
PDF64 rebuilds each page as a PowerPoint slide using extracted text, supported tables and images.
Download the PPTX and review the slides in PowerPoint or a compatible editor.
What becomes editable?
Extracted text is rebuilt as editable text boxes and supported tables become editable PowerPoint tables. Some embedded images can also be included. The PDF is reconstructed as PowerPoint content rather than converted into a single flat image per slide.
What may look different?
PDF and PowerPoint use different layout models, so fonts, spacing and object placement can differ from the original. Vector graphics and unsupported artwork may not be recreated accurately. PDFs with different page proportions may also leave some empty space around slide content.
Scanned PDFs
PDF to PowerPoint does not perform OCR during conversion. If your PDF is a scan, use OCR to Searchable PDF first so the document contains extractable text.
Limits and processing
Files can be up to 25 MB and 200 pages. PDF to PowerPoint uses temporary server processing. The uploaded PDF is removed after processing, while the generated PPTX remains available temporarily for download until the job expires.
Frequently asked questions
Will the slides look exactly like the PDF?
Not always. Fonts, spacing, graphics and object positioning can differ because the PDF is reconstructed as PowerPoint content.
Can I convert a scanned PDF?
Run OCR to Searchable PDF first so the document contains searchable text before converting it to PowerPoint.