PDF to PowerPoint

Yes. Each line of text is its own text box, keeping its size, colour, bold and italic. Tables, borders and pictures sit behind the text as part of the slide, so they keep their look but aren't individually editable.

PowerPoint draws the text with the fonts installed on your computer. If the PDF used a font you don't have, a similar one is used, so spacing can shift a little.

Many Indian-language PDFs are made with fonts that store the letters incorrectly inside the file, even though the page looks right. Editable slides use that stored text, so letters come out jumbled. Choose Exact look instead: the slides then show the page exactly as it appears.

Each page still becomes a slide, but as a picture only - a scan contains no text to make editable.

It stays visible exactly as it was, as part of the slide's picture, rather than being turned into a horizontal text box in the wrong place.

Up to 200 pages per file. For a longer document, split it into parts with Split PDF first.

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