A free and easy to use online tool to save PowerPoint presentations to PDF format, with all hyperlinks intact. No registration is needed.
A free and easy to use online tool to save PowerPoint presentations to PDF format, with all hyperlinks intact. No registration is needed.
If somehow your Microsoft Office has failed to save a PPT as a PDF with its hyperlinks all working in place, you can use Smallpdf instead. We offer the most popular online PPT to PDF tool, catering to over 40 million users every month. When you create a PDF with our online service, you can make use of all our other tools to enhance your digital doc further, if needed.
How To Convert PPT to PDF With Hyperlinks for Free
Go to the online PPT to PDF converter.
Drag and drop your PPT into the toolbox.
Wait for the software to save the file to PDF format.
If no other edits or changes are needed, simply “Download” your file!
Convert PPT to PDF for free, with all functional original content, including links!
Smallpdf uses the same processing power as Microsoft when converting to PDF file format from a PowerPoint file. With this, all links and anchor text will work as it did in the original PPT. But what’s even better, is that the file’s content will now be protected from unintentional editing.
How Do I Insert a Hyperlink in the First Place?
If you’re unfamiliar with adding hyperlinks to PPT files, the process is simple. One option is to enter the full URL into a slide, and after hitting “Enter” it should automatically become a link. If this doesn’t work well, the alternative is to insert a hyperlink to an anchor text. To do this, follow the instructions below:
- Highlight the anchor text in your PPT.
- Right-click and choose “Link.”
- In the dialog box, type in (or copy and paste) the URL into the address field.
- Hit “OK,” and you’re good to go.
How to first insert a hyperlink.
Your anchor text should now be underlined and colored. If you right-click on this text area again and hover over the “Link” option, you’ll be presented with two options to either open or edit the link. The hyperlink doesn’t need to be to an external webpage—it can also be a link to another slide in your presentation, a locally-saved document, or even an email address.
Seamless PPT to PDF Conversion
Smallpdf was originally created to solve a widespread PDF-related problem—PDF compression for emailing. Since then, we’ve been dedicated to solving even more common PDF problems, and now offer almost two dozen useful tools for you to convert PPT to PDF, Word to PDF, as well as a full-on PDF Editor, and more! Countless users from around the globe adore the simple drag-and-drop interface, quick processing, and of course, the free-to-use online access—as it should be.
