Turn a PDF into slides you can present and change. Every page becomes a slide that looks like the page, and its words become real text boxes — in place, in their size and colour — so you can fix a figure or retitle a slide without rebuilding it.
Charts, photos, shading and logos come across as they were, because each slide is built on a picture of its page.
Every line of text is its own text box at its own position, size and colour, in the closest standard typeface.
The .pptx opens in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and LibreOffice Impress.
PDFs often carry fonts your computer does not have. The slide uses the nearest common typeface so it stays editable; choose “Exact pictures” for slides that look identical but cannot be edited.
A scan becomes a picture slide. If the scan was run through OCR first, its recognised text comes along invisibly, so the slides can still be searched.
Files are processed by your browser and never uploaded, so the document stays on your device.