Exported and scanned decks
Bring back slides from a PDF export, a scanned handout, or a PDF from NotebookLM and other AI slide tools.
PDF to PPT converter for slide PDFs
A PDF of a slide deck is a stack of pages, not slides you can edit. PowerPoint can't open a PDF as a presentation, and when the pages are scans or images there is no text to copy out. Image2PPT converts slide PDFs into a PPTX with editable text, shapes, and tables: decks exported to PDF, scanned presentations, and image-only PDFs from NotebookLM or other AI slide tools.
It's built for PDFs where every page is a slide. For contracts, forms, and long text reports, opening the PDF in Word is the better route.
Page range control
Convert only the pages you need instead of paying for a whole PDF deck.
Editable output
Recover real text boxes, layout shapes, tables, and structured business-slide regions.
When PDF conversion helps
- You downloaded a PDF deck and need to change copy, numbers, or structure in PowerPoint.
- The PDF contains image-based slides, so normal PDF-to-PPT tools keep content locked.
- You have a scanned printout of a presentation and want the slides back.
- You only need selected pages from a long report or teaching deck.
- You generated slides in NotebookLM or another AI tool and received a non-editable export.
How to convert a PDF to PPT
- Upload the PDF. Open the converter and drop in your PDF, up to 35MB per file. New accounts can sign up and try 3 slides free.
- Choose the pages. In the Pages field next to the file, type the slides you want, such as
1-5or2, 4, 7-9. One job takes up to 50 pages or images, so for a longer PDF pick the slides you need or convert it in parts. - Download the PPTX. Each selected page becomes one slide, and they come back together as a single PowerPoint file in page order.
- Edit it. Open the file in PowerPoint, Keynote, or LibreOffice Impress, or import it into Google Slides.
What becomes editable, and what stays an image
Image2PPT rebuilds the parts of a slide you are most likely to change:
- Text: titles, paragraphs, bullet lists, labels, and numbers become text boxes.
- Shapes: cards, boxes, callouts, lines, and arrows become PowerPoint shapes you can move and recolor.
- Tables: tables with clear rows and columns become native PowerPoint tables, with each value in its own cell.
Photos, illustrations, logos, and detailed icons stay as sharp images in their original positions, so the slide still looks like the page it came from. Charts depend on the design: simple bar and line charts are often rebuilt from shapes, while dense or decorative charts stay as images. You can move, resize, or replace them like any other picture.
Example: PDF-like slide page -> editable PPTX
The same reconstruction used for screenshots is applied to each PDF page. Clear, slide-like pages produce the most editable output.
Pricing
Sign up to try 3 slides free. No credit card required. The free credits are valid for 7 days. After that you pay per page with credit packs, not a subscription: each PDF page you select uses one credit, and purchased credits stay on your account until you use them. Packs start at $5.99 for 30 credits. See full pricing.
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FAQ
Can Image2PPT convert a PDF into editable PowerPoint?
Yes. Image2PPT turns each PDF page into a slide and rebuilds readable text, shapes, and tables in a PPTX. It is especially useful for scanned slide PDFs, image-based decks, and PDFs exported from AI slide tools.
Which PDFs is this for?
PDFs where each page is a slide: decks exported to PDF from PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, or Canva, scanned presentations and handouts, and image-only PDFs from AI slide tools. Each page is rebuilt from how it looks, so it works the same whether the PDF has selectable text or only pictures. For contracts, forms, and long text reports, opening the PDF in Word is the better route.
Does it work with scanned slides?
Yes. A scanned page is read the same way as a screenshot. A straight, sharp scan gives the cleanest text, so scan at 300 dpi or higher if you can and keep the whole slide in the frame.
Can I choose only part of a PDF?
Yes. Type the pages you want before converting, such as 1-5 or 2, 4, 7-9. Only the pages you select are converted and charged.
How many PDF pages can I upload?
One job can include up to 50 PDF pages or images, merged into one PPTX. For a longer PDF, convert it in parts, for example pages 1-50 and then 51-100.
What stays as an image?
Photos, illustrations, logos, and detailed icons stay as sharp images in their original positions, next to the editable text and shapes. Charts depend on the design: simple bar and line charts are often rebuilt from shapes, while dense or decorative charts stay as images. That keeps each slide looking like the page it came from.
Is NotebookLM PDF supported?
Yes. For NotebookLM-specific details, use the dedicated NotebookLM PDF to editable PowerPoint guide.
Can I open the result in Google Slides?
Yes. The download is a standard PPTX file. Upload it to Google Drive and open it with Google Slides, or bring it into an existing deck with File → Import slides. The PDF to Google Slides guide walks through both.
Turn your PDF slides into an editable PPTX
Upload a slide PDF, pick the pages, and download a PowerPoint you can edit right away. Sign up to try 3 slides free.
Upload a PDFIs your PDF a document rather than slides? Convert the PDF to editable Word instead.