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No doubt that PowerPoint, with its vividness and interactivity, wins the place of the most popular presentation form both in business and academic occasions. However, PDF is also a popular format of file storage. Many people would share PPT-origin PDF file online as PDF is a more compact format. But other people would probably prefer to use it in PPT format and add audio and video effect to enhance and personalize it.
To enrich the content of their PowerPoint, presenters would quote diagrams and extract images from PDF files. If there are a great many of them, it would take much time to do print screen or screenshot repetitively and insert them into PowerPoint. These are situations when you need to build a bridge between PDF to PowerPoint.
In fact, the best solution for these situations is to convert PDF to PowerPoint.
Follow the guides below.
The easiest way to convert a PDF document to a PowerPoint presentation would be to use the Acrobat XI Pro software which auto formats your document into the required setup and allows you to modify the exported document.
You can find detailed instruction on WikiHow on what you have to do to convert a PowerPoint document to a PDF file. If you have an Office 2010 or 2013 version, you can just go to the Office orb, click on save as and select pdf.
You can use Bitwar PDF Converter, which enables you to do conversions between PDF files and many other formats and offers batch conversion. On top of that, it’s now offering a free 30-day trial. Refer to the following guide to learn how to use it.
Step 1: Download Bitwar PDF Converter from its official website.
Step 2: Install and launch the software.
Step 3: On the left part of the interface, click on the arrow next to Convert from PDF, click on the PDF to PPT option below it, and drop a PDF file into the right window.
Step 4: Set a default path below the center of the right window to save generated files.
Step 5: Click on the Convert button and wait for outputs.
There are the PDF file presented above and its PPT output.