It may work perfect for some time, while brings your troubles the other time. One reason is that PowerPoint has an option to automatically compress images when you save the presentation, the option is turned on by default. Once you have imported the PDF to PPT and open the PPT, you may find that the images get blurry or less sharp than those in the original PDF file. But luckily, there are dedicated programs designed to convert PDF to PowerPoint without changing formatting. Assuming your PDF is with abundant elements, formatting preservation would be the key to your presentation when changing PDF to PPT on Mac.Īnd the fact is, formatting get messed up often when you utilize online PDF-to-PPT conversion service, it is free though, doesn’t perform well in formatting retaining. Any recommendations? - MD_mania from RedditĪs we all know, PDF boast itself in its rich PDF elements and retains the same original formatting as its source file, including the size, color, font, text alignment, spacing, letter case and so on that controls how text appears in the document. The text becomes off-centered, images cut off, etc.
I have literally tried a dozen different PDF to PPT converters and they all suck.
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