PDF to ODP
Convert each PDF page into a centered slide image in an ODP presentation. The file stays on your device; the slides are not text-editable.
One PDF up to 10 MB and 25 pages. Pages are rasterized in this browser and never uploaded.
Choose a PDF to begin.
Each slide is a page image, not editable PDF text or artwork. Links, animations, forms, layers, notes, and OCR text are not preserved.
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How to use this tool
- Choose one PDF up to 10 MB and 25 pages.
- Convert the PDF pages into slide images in this browser.
- Download the ODP file and open it with an OpenDocument presentation app.
Visual slides, not editable page objects
Each slide contains one raster image of a PDF page, centered on a 16:9 slide. This keeps the page appearance together, but text, vector artwork, charts, and tables are not editable as separate slide elements.
Local processing with firm limits
PDF.js renders the selected file locally. Inputs are limited to 10 MB and 25 pages, with 6 megapixels per page, 12 megapixels total, and 50 MB of generated PNG and ODP data. The PDF is not uploaded.
What is not carried over
The conversion does not OCR scanned pages or preserve PDF links, forms, annotations, layers, signatures, bookmarks, animations, notes, or document structure. Output is an image-only presentation and may be large.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions
Can I edit the words on a slide?
No. Each slide is a single page image. Use a text extraction or OCR workflow if you need editable text.
Will the slides match the PDF page ratio?
The presentation uses 16:9 slides. Each page image is centered and scaled to fit without cropping, so pages with other proportions have blank margins.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Parsing, rendering, and ODP package creation run in your browser.
Which apps can open the result?
It is an OpenDocument presentation package, intended for presentation software that supports ODP. This browser workflow does not verify every office application.