Convert PowerPoint to PDF — on your device
Slides re-drawn at their real size: text, shapes, pictures and tables.
PowerPoint to PDF now — free →Drop a .pptx and Bindery unpacks the deck in your browser, resolves each slide’s layout and master so placeholders land where PowerPoint put them, and draws backgrounds, filled shapes, text with sizes, bold, italics, alignment and bullets, pictures and tables into one PDF page per slide. Hidden slides are skipped.
It is an honest re-draw rather than a screenshot: fonts become Helvetica, gradients flatten to one colour, and shadows, SmartArt, charts, embedded media and animations are not reproduced — the result reports exactly what was skipped. Bindery runs entirely in your browser — your file is never uploaded, so there is nothing to delete from a server afterwards.
How it works
- Open PowerPoint → PDF and choose a .pptx (or drop it anywhere)
- Bindery re-draws every visible slide locally
- Download the PDF
Questions people ask
Will the slides look identical?
Close, not identical. Positions, sizes, colours, text and pictures carry over; effects, gradients, charts and SmartArt do not, and fonts are substituted. For a pixel-exact export use PowerPoint itself.
Are hidden slides included?
No — hidden slides are skipped, just as PowerPoint skips them when exporting, and the result tells you how many.
Is my presentation uploaded?
No. The .pptx is unpacked and the PDF drawn entirely in your browser.