PDF to PowerPoint
Turn every PDF page into one visual PowerPoint slide. Text inside the slide image is not separately editable.
Create visual slides →Document handling
PDF & document tools
Convert, combine, separate or recover content from documents with tools that explain what the output will contain. Practical capacity depends on the input, browser and device unless an enforced limit is shown.
Choose the document outcome
Start with the result you need, not a generic converter label.
Image to PDF
Arrange up to 50 JPG, PNG or WebP images and combine them into one PDF.
Combine images →PDF Merger
Combine multiple unencrypted PDF files in the order you choose.
Merge PDF files →PDF Splitter
Preview pages, select the pages you need and download them as a new PDF.
Extract selected pages →PDF Text Extractor
Extract available PDF text into a DOCX file. It does not preserve the original layout and does not OCR scanned pages.
Extract PDF text →Image to Text OCR
Recognize English or Hindi text in an image, review it and download a plain-text file.
Extract image text →Common document sequences
Prepare selected PDF pages for a presentation
Split first when only part of a PDF belongs in the presentation. The converter creates image-based slides, which is useful for preserving appearance but not for editing individual text elements.
Build one PDF from photos and other PDFs
Create a PDF from images first, then merge it with other unencrypted PDFs if one combined file is the desired result.
Recover text for review
Use PDF Text Extractor for PDFs with selectable text. Use Image OCR for a photo or scan, and manually verify recognition before reusing names, numbers or other important fields.
PDF tool questions
Are encrypted PDFs supported?
PDF Merge and PDF Split do not support password-protected or encrypted PDFs. Use an unencrypted file you are authorized to process.
Is there one sitewide file-size limit?
No. Browser memory and document complexity differ by tool and device. QuickTools4U does not publish a universal limit; each page states enforced limits or practical caveats.