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The Syncfusion PowerPoint Library allows you to convert PowerPoint files to PDF in a few lines of code without dependency on Microsoft PowerPoint or Office software. For more details, refer to our PowerPoint-to-PDF conversion documentation.
The PowerPoint-to-PDF conversion can be done with just six lines of code. The Syncfusion PowerPoint-to-PDF conversion library supports most elements in PowerPoint, including charts and SmartArt.
Languages in PowerPoint slides that are read from right to left, such as Arabic, Persian, Hebrew, and Urdu, can be converted to PDF documents.
Convert a PowerPoint file to PDF in the Microsoft Azure platform.
The Syncfusion PowerPoint library supports PowerPoint-to-PDF conversion in ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, WinForms, WPF, WinUI, .NET MAUI, Xamarin, and Microsoft Azure.
The Syncfusion PowerPoint-to-PDF conversion library supports a rich set of publishing options like handouts, notes pages, embedded fonts, and font substitution.
Handouts are often printed to display more than one slide in a PDF page. The Syncfusion PowerPoint component lets you select how many slides per page you want to print in a converted PDF document.
You can print your notes pages to a PDF file with a slide thumbnail. This is useful when creating a handout of key points for your audience or preparing for your presentation.
The Syncfusion PowerPoint component supports skipping or including hidden slides when converting a PowerPoint presentation to a PDF document.
Convert a PowerPoint document to PDF with the PDF-A1B and PDF-X1A2001 conformance standards.
Embed fonts in a PowerPoint file into the converted PDF document to avoid font-related issues across different machines and different platforms. You can embed only the characters used in the presentation (best for reducing file size) or embed all characters (best for editing).
Font substitution is useful when the font in a PowerPoint document are missing after conversion. With this feature, you can specify fallback fonts to be used in place of missing fonts.
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