From this article, you will learn how to convert PPTX PowerPoint documents to PDF format and receive the pixel-perfect output as a result of this conversion. To achieve the aim, we’ll use the Plumsail Documents connector for Power Automate.
We’ll take a company report as a sample PPTX file:
Use this link to download it.
The document has to be stored somewhere. Power Automate (Microsoft Flow) has a lot of connectors for various systems. Here are just a few of them:
SharePoint
Salesforce
Box
OneDrive
Google Drive
Dropbox
SFTP
File System
You can store your source file anywhere. In this example, we will store our document in OneDrive. Our Flow will get a file from OneDrive, convert it to PDF, and store generated file back to OneDrive.
This is how the Flow looks:
Below is a step-by-step description for the Flow.
Flow trigger
You can actually pick any trigger. We use “Manually trigger a flow” trigger here to simplify the Flow.
Get file content
This action gets the file content of the specified file from the OneDrive folder.
You can use any other connector to get files from your system.
Convert XLSX to PDF
This is an action from Plumsail Documents connector. It will convert our PowerPoint presentation, and we’ll receive the pixel-perfect PDF output.
Just put PPTX file content from the output of the previous action and receive PDF file content as an output of this action.
You can find more information about this action here.
Create file
Now you need to store the resulting PDF somewhere. In our example, we use “Create file” action from the OneDrive connector to store the PDF document.
You can use any other connector to store PDF documents into your system.
Hint
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