PDF to PPT: How to Convert for Free on Computer, Phone

PDF to PPT converters are easily available. PPT is the format for presentations that was popularised by Microsoft Powerpoint. In case you want to convert your PDF files to PPT, there are several ways to do so via online and offline methods. In a PPT document, you can add animated texts, transition effects to slides, audio or even a video, all of which is not possible to do on a PDF file. In this guide, we tell you a couple of methods that let you convert PDF to PPT.

Convert PDF to PPT online

There are many third-party websites that allow you to convert PDF to PPT, and the one that we would recommend is ILovePDF. You can visit the following website on your computer or phone and convert a PDF file into a PPT document for free. Here are the simple steps..

1. Visit ilovepdf.com and select PDF to Powerpoint.
2. On the next page, hit Select PDF file to choose the PDF file you want to convert. After making the selection, hit Open.
3. Once the file is loaded, hit Convert to PPTX.
4. After the conversion is finished, hit Download POWERPOINT to save the PPT on your device.
5. This method is totally free and works on all major operating systems including Windows 10, macOS, Android and iOS.
6. Alternatively, you can also try out other third-party online websites that let you convert PDF to PPT. Some of the best ones are — hipdf.com, smallpdf.com and pdf2go.com.

PDF to PPT converter with OCR

If you don't mind paying to convert PDFs to PPTs, then Adobe Acrobat DC is a very good option. It also lets you convert PDF to PPT offline. If your PDF is a scanned document, Adobe Acrobat DC will automatically run OCR on it. To get started, follow these simple steps.

1. On your computer, open the PDF document in Adobe Acrobat DC.
2. Once the file is loaded, click on Tools in the top pane > click Export PDF.
3. Click on Convert to and choose Microsoft Powerpoint.
4. Finally, click Export to Powerpoint to save your new PPT file locally on your computer.

As mentioned above, Adobe Acrobat DC offers a paid subscription, however, you do get the first seven days as a free trial. In that time, you can use all the Adobe services, and once you're satisfied with them, you can either choose to continue or cancel your subscription before the next billing cycle. Click here to check the plans and pricing.

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