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Use our online converter to instantly convert your PowerPoint presentations to PDFs for simple sharing and storage. All slides will maintain their original structure and layout

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How to Convert PowerPoint to PDF Online:

• Import or drag and drop your PPT or PPTX file into our converter.
• If necessary, you can edit the converted PDF using our other tools.
• Download or share your converted PDF file with ease!

How to Convert PPT to PDF with Hyperlinks intact

A free and simple online tool for saving PowerPoint presentations to PDF format, including all hyperlinks—no registration required

If your Microsoft Office failed to save a PowerPoint presentation as a PDF with all of its hyperlinks functional, you can utilize Profreetools instead. We provide the most popular online PPT to PDF tool, serving millions of customers each month. As an extra benefit, after you've made a PDF with Profreetools, you may use a variety of other programs to enhance, modify, or even sign your digital document

How to Convert PowerPoint to PDF with Hyperlinks for Free

• Go to the online PowerPoint to PDF converter.
• Drag and drop your PPT into the toolbox.
• Wait for the program to save the file as PDF
• Download your updated PDF file!

When converting a PowerPoint file to PDF, profreetools requires the same amount of processing power as Microsoft. That means all of your links and anchor text will function exactly as they did in the original PPT. After the conversion, your file will retain all of its attributes, but, like with PDF files, it will no longer be editable by others

How Do I Add a Hyperlink in the First Place?

If you've never added hyperlinks to a PowerPoint presentation before, the technique is straightforward. One approach is to type the complete URL into the slide. When you press "Enter," it should instantly become a clickable link. However, the end outcome of this procedure isn't really appealing. That is why, most of the time, individuals opt to include a hyperlink to their anchor text. This implies that a word or phrase will become a clickable link even if the URL is not displayed. To accomplish this, follow the steps below:

Highlight the text you want to use as a link in your PPT.

Right-click and select "Link" to launch a dialog box.
Enter or copy and paste the URL into the address area.
Click "OK"; your content is now a fully working hyperlink.
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How to First Insert a Hyperlink

The anchor text should now be highlighted and colored. If you right-click on this text box again and hover over the "Link" option, you will be given two options: open or change the link. The hyperlink does not have to lead to an external website; it can also point to another slide in your presentation, a document, or an email address. The latter is especially useful when it comes to contact information—readers just click on the text, and their email will open with the recipient's address already filled in

Smooth PPT to PDF conversion

Profreetools was originally intended to address a common PDF-related issue: PDF compression for sending. Since then, we've been focused on resolving even more frequent PDF issues, and we now provide almost two dozen handy tools for converting PPT to PDF and Word to PDF, as well as a full-featured PDF Editor. Countless people throughout the world appreciate our easy drag-and-drop interface, speedy processing, and, of course, free internet access. We aim to make PDFs easy, which includes making our tools available to everyone.