How to convert PDF to PowerPoint?

PDF (Portable Document Format) is a file format generated by Adobe in 1993 for electronic documents archieving. PDF is comfortably read with a free PDF reader. In addition, PDF is widely compatible with any platform, Windows, Mac, Linux, even some modern mobile phones and PDAs like iPad: PDF files can be viewed on any system. That's why so many people create their documents to PDF for sharing. And you can easily create a PDF with a totally free PDF Creator.

 

Create PDF from PowerPoint is just so easy, but if you want to convert PDF to PowerPoint back, it is not an easy thing as your imagination. As PDF files created from PowerPoint are complicated with layouts, hyperlinks and some other elements, and PDF to PowerPoint converter is not as many as PDF to Word converter.

 

Below are several steps to convert PDF to PowerPoint with this PDF to PowerPoint converter, just follow the instructions, you can quickly convert your PDF files to PowerPoint presentations in seconds.

 

Step1. Download and run the PDF to PowerPoint converter

Click here to download the PDF to PowerPoint converter. After installing it in your PC, you can run the PDF to PowerPoint converter by double click the shortcut icon on your desktop.

 

Step2. Import PDF files need to convert to PowerPoint

You can click the "Add PDF(s)" button to add PDF files, or use drag-and-drop function to import a batch of PDF files. You can add up to 200 PDF files at a time.

Tips: You can see the detail information for each PDF file on the interface, but if a PDF protected by open password (that means you cannot open the PDF without password), you will see a reminder as below and you need to enter open password to unlock it first before you convert PDF to Power Point.

 

Step3. Convert PDF to PowerPoint

Click "Convert" to start to convert PDF to PowerPoint, wait for few seconds, all added PDF files are converted to the file type as you want.

 

Tips: At the bottom of the PDF to PowerPoint Converter, you can choose any folder as your output PowerPoint slides location.