Speaker notes
Adds extracted page text to notes when available.
Scanned pages have no extracted text unless OCR was done first.PDF to PowerPoint
Create a PPTX presentation with one PDF page on each slide. Keep the page appearance as an image and optionally add extracted text to the speaker notes.
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How it works
Open the report to present
Select the PDF to turn into slides.
Decide whether to include notes
Choose whether to include page text in speaker notes.
Check slide proportions and notes
Convert and open the downloaded PPTX to review the slides.
PDF to PowerPoint
Convert from PDF
Turn each PDF page into a PowerPoint slide
Presenting a PDF report
A PDF report needs to be shown as a slide deck. Convert with notes enabled for accessible presenter references.
✓ Check mixed-size pages for stretching and compare notes with the page.Make it work for your document
Options after selecting a fileFrequently asked questions
The details, when you need them.
Can I edit the original text on a slide?
No. Each PDF page becomes an image. You can add new objects on top in PowerPoint.
Will scanned pages have speaker notes?
Only extractable text can become notes. Use OCR first for scans.
Keep the page appearance in a deck
Each page is rendered as a slide image. You can present it or add new PowerPoint objects on top, but the original text and graphics are not separate editable objects. This approach works well for discussing a report or bringing a finished PDF into a presentation workflow.
Check page proportions and notes
The deck uses proportions based on the first page. PDFs containing pages with different aspect ratios may not display consistently, so inspect those slides carefully. Speaker notes contain extractable text when available; scanned pages need OCR first if you want meaningful text notes. Notes are a convenience, not a verified transcript.
Image-based slides
Slide text and shapes are not separately editable; first-page proportions define every slide.
Text cannot be edited on the slide
Each slide contains a rendered page image. Use original presentation sources for object-level editing.