Convert ODP to PDF

Fileopia turns OpenDocument presentations from LibreOffice Impress, OpenOffice and Google Slides exports into PDFs that open identically on every device – ideal for sharing, printing or uploading to portals that only accept PDF. Everything happens locally in your browser.

Common uses

• Send a deck or report to someone without the original software.
• Upload to job, university or government portals that require PDF.
• Print handouts reliably without layout shifts.
• Archive documents in a format that will open in 20 years.

Tips for best results

• Embed or use common fonts in the original for the closest match.
• Combine several files into one PDF with bookmarks for easy navigation.
• Use Compress PDF afterwards if the file must be under an email limit.

How it works

Every page is rendered with its frames, text boxes, images, shapes and background colours, then placed on a PDF page with the presentation’s aspect ratio. Text is drawn into the slide image, so the PDF looks exactly like the slides but text is not selectable – run OCR PDF afterwards for searchable text. Charts, SmartArt, animations, transitions, embedded video and EMF/WMF clip-art are not rendered; gradients are approximated with a solid colour.

Compared with iLovePDF, Smallpdf and Adobe

Those services upload your file to their servers and limit free use (Smallpdf: a couple of tasks per day; Sejda: 3 tasks per hour and 50 MB; Adobe: sign-in for most conversions). Fileopia converts locally with no account and no limits.