ODP to PDF
Convert ODP (OpenDocument Presentation) files to PDF, preserving slides and layout
or drop files here
Supports .odp, .fodp — up to 100MB each
Private & SecureFiles are processed only, then auto-deleted
Easy to UseDrag & drop, batch processing, intuitive
Free ForeverUnlimited use, no sign-up
Fast & ReliableAdvanced tech, fast and stable
An ODP file is an OpenDocument presentation from LibreOffice or OpenOffice Impress. Turning it into a PDF gives one page per slide that opens on any device, with no presentation app needed and nothing to accidentally edit. Upload an .odp and you get a PDF. Files are processed on the server and removed a short time later.
Common use cases
Share slides without ImpressSend a deck as a PDF that opens on any phone or computer, exactly as designed.
Hand out a deck for readingGive a printable PDF for handouts or notes instead of an editable file.
Send a fixed versionShare slides that the reader can't accidentally rearrange or change.
Archive a presentationKeep a final deck in a format that stays readable for years.
Good to know
Animations become staticTransitions, builds and videos don't play in a PDF; each slide is captured as it looks at rest, so check any slide that relies on animation.
One slide, one pageThe PDF has a page per slide. Speaker notes aren't included unless your deck shows them on the slide itself.
Fonts and layoutCommon fonts convert faithfully; unusual fonts may be substituted, so open the PDF and check the look.