ODP to PDF
Convert OpenDocument presentations to PDF
Convert LibreOffice Impress presentations (.odp) into PDFs, one page per slide, for handouts or for people who use PowerPoint or Keynote.
- Impress slides, page by page
- Done in seconds
- Free, no sign-up, no watermarks
How it works
How to convert ODP to PDF
- 01
Drop your ODP presentations into the upload area, or click to browse.
- 02
Add several decks in order and turn on Merge into a single PDF if you want them in one file.
- 03
Click Convert to PDF.
- 04
Download your PDF and share it as a handout or a record of your talk.
Slides become pages
Each Impress slide is saved as one page at the slide's own size, with text, pictures, shapes and backgrounds in place.
Slides only
The PDF contains your slides, not your presenter notes, so it is ready to hand out as it is.
Opens for everyone
PowerPoint and Keynote don't always open .odp files cleanly. A PDF keeps your design intact for every viewer.
Questions
Frequently asked
Which ODP file types are supported?
OpenDocument presentations ending in .odp, from LibreOffice Impress, OpenOffice Impress and similar apps.
What is an ODP file?
ODP is the OpenDocument presentation format, used by LibreOffice Impress and OpenOffice Impress.
Are transitions and animations kept?
No. Each slide is shown complete, with every animated object visible, and transitions are skipped.
How long does it take to convert ODP to PDF?
Usually just a few seconds. Very large files can take a little longer.
Is ODP to PDF free?
Yes. It is free to use, with no sign-up and no watermarks added to your files.
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