PPT to PDF
The PowerPoint 97-2003 format (.ppt) to PDF. Your files are never uploaded to a server.
.ppt · Free · No sign-up · No size limit
.ppt is the old format from the PowerPoint 97-2003 era. When you need to open an old deck without a recent PowerPoint, converting to PDF lets you view the slides as they are, which makes storage and reuse easy.
The moatool converter never uploads your document. A real office engine runs inside your browser to build the PDF, so even sensitive files stay on your device and there is no size limit.
How to convert old PowerPoint (.ppt) to PDF
.ppt is a format from the PowerPoint 97-2003 era. When you need to open an old deck without a recent PowerPoint, converting to PDF lets you view the slides as they are, which makes storage and reuse easy.
How to convert
- Click Open converter above to open the office converter. The conversion engine (LibreOffice) gets ready once in the background the first time.
- Drag a .ppt file in, or pick it with Choose file. The file is not uploaded — it stays inside your browser.
- Press Convert to PDF and it is built right on your device and saved. From the second time on, the engine is cached and starts instantly.
When to use it
Tip The images, shapes and text on the slides carry over as they are. Very old special effects may occasionally be simplified, so check the result.
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Frequently asked questions
Are images and shapes kept in an old .ppt?
The images, shapes and text on the slides carry over as they are. Very old special effects may occasionally be simplified.
Is there a file size limit?
No. Because nothing is uploaded to a server there is no upload cap; the only limit is your device memory.
Why is the first run slow?
The office engine is downloaded once the first time. After that it starts right away — you are downloading the engine, not sending your document.
Does my file go to a server?
No. A real office engine runs inside your browser to make the PDF, so contracts and HR files stay on your device.