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PowerPoint to PDF for journalists
Updated July 2026
Arthize lets journalists and newsrooms convert PowerPoint to PDF in a private workspace — free, with no watermark. Converting PowerPoint to PDF turns each slide into a page with fonts embedded, so a deck shares cleanly and prints as a handout.
Why journalists convert PowerPoint to PDF
A journalist OCRs a scanned document dump so it's searchable, extracts key tables into a spreadsheet, and redacts a source's identifying details plus metadata before publishing.
Built for FOIA releases. Whether it's FOIA releases, leaked documents, reports, Arthize's powerpoint to pdf keeps the work inside your private workspace. Source protection is paramount; documents must be handled privately and metadata stripped before publishing.
What matters when you convert PowerPoint to PDF
Each slide becomes one PDF page with fonts embedded.
PDF handouts share without needing PowerPoint.
The layout matches the deck exactly.
How to convert PowerPoint to PDF
- 1
Open the convert tool
Sign in, open Convert and choose PDF.
- 2
Add your deck
Upload your .ppt or .pptx.
- 3
Convert
Arthize renders one slide per page with fonts embedded.
- 4
Download
Get a PDF of the presentation.
Common questions
- How do journalists convert PowerPoint to PDF for free?
- Converting PowerPoint to PDF turns each slide into a page with fonts embedded, so a deck shares cleanly and prints as a handout. On Arthize it's free with no watermark, and the file is deleted after the job — which is why journalists and newsrooms can use it for FOIA releases without a confidentiality risk.
- Is it private to convert PowerPoint to PDF sensitive FOIA releases?
- Yes. Source protection is paramount; documents must be handled privately and metadata stripped before publishing. Files are processed inside your private Arthize workspace and deleted after the job.
- How do I convert a PowerPoint to PDF?
- Converting PowerPoint to PDF turns each slide into a page with fonts embedded, so a deck shares cleanly and prints as a handout. On Arthize it's free with no watermark and processed privately.
- Will my slides look the same in the PDF?
- Converting PowerPoint to PDF turns each slide into a page with fonts embedded, so a deck shares cleanly and prints as a handout. On Arthize it's free with no watermark and processed privately.
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