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PowerPoint to PDF Without Losing Formatting

A smashed layout is usually a missing font or a converter that screenshots poorly. We render the deck. You still owe the file a 100% zoom on the busiest slide.

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Formatting means boxes and type, not animation

People search this phrase when a cheap tool reflowed a table. We keep slide geometry. We will not keep click sequences. If a chart is a live OLE link to a missing workbook, nobody can save you.

Fonts

Embed in PowerPoint. Substitution is how brand decks look “off” even when boxes align.

Masters and footers

Slide numbers and logos usually survive. Theme fonts need to be present on the worker, or embedded.

How it works

  1. 1

    Embed fonts in the source

    File → Options → Save, or the Mac equivalent, before you upload.

  2. 2

    Convert on VPS

    LibreOffice draws the slide, not a phone screenshot of slide sorter.

  3. 3

    Inspect the densest slide

    A title slide lying is easy. The comparison table is the truth.

Use cases

Brand templates

Legal and sales decks where a shifted logo is a meeting incident.

Academic posters saved as .pptx

Boxes should stay boxes.

Print handouts

Alignment to the page box matters more than motion.

Problems we solve

Tools that JPEG every slide

Hairlines die. We render.

Unembedded boutique fonts

The worker picks a cousin. Embed or outline.

Linked Excel charts

Break links or embed the data. A PDF cannot fetch your laptop.

Trust & privacy

LibreOffice, not a thumbnailer

Charts as vectors when the source allows.

Same deletion policy

Brand decks leave after download.

Honest about motion

We will not advertise “keeps animations.”

Frequently asked questions