How Do You Convert ODP to PDF?
You convert ODP to PDF by adding the presentation to QuickCatPDF's ODP to PDF converter and clicking Convert to PDF. Each slide from LibreOffice Impress or OpenOffice Impress becomes a PDF page, or you can print 2, 4 or 6 slides per page as handouts.
It's free, with no sign-up and no watermark, and runs in any browser.
How to Convert an ODP Presentation With QuickCatPDF
Converting an ODP file takes four steps.
- Click Select ODP files or drop your presentations on the page.
- Choose Slides per page and whether to include hidden slides or notes pages.
- For several files, choose Separate PDFs or One combined PDF.
- Click Convert to PDF, then download each PDF, the ZIP or the combined PDF.
Why Use QuickCatPDF to Convert ODP Files?
QuickCatPDF converts ODP files with LibreOffice Impress on our server, so slide layouts, master pages, shapes and charts come through as Impress shows them. On top of that, you get handout layouts and notes pages without changing anything in Impress.
In our test, an ODP deck converted in under 2 seconds, and hidden slides were left out until Include hidden slides was ticked. The presentation is deleted when conversion ends, and the PDF right after your browser downloads it.
How Do Handouts and Notes Pages Work?
Handouts put several slides on one A4 page: 2 slides stacked on a portrait page, 4 in a grid on a landscape page, or 6 in a grid on a portrait page. The slides are placed in your browser after conversion and remain sharp vector graphics.
Add speaker notes pages adds a page for each slide with its notes underneath, after the slides. Use it for a presenter's copy or to review a talk on paper.
What Is an ODP File?
An ODP file is a presentation in the OpenDocument Format, the open standard used by LibreOffice Impress and Apache OpenOffice Impress. PowerPoint can open many ODP files, but animations and some layouts may differ. A PDF shows every slide the same way on any device, though without animations, sounds or video.
Frequently asked questions
Is ODP to PDF free?
Yes, free with no sign-up and no watermark, for up to 10 files of 50 MB each.
Do I need LibreOffice or OpenOffice installed?
No, the conversion runs on our server, so you only need a browser.
Are my presentations stored?
No, they're deleted automatically: the ODP when conversion ends, the PDF after download, and anything left within 1 hour.
Can I convert PowerPoint files here?
Yes, PPTX and PPT files work too; the PowerPoint to PDF tool has the same options. Text and spreadsheet files go to ODT to PDF and ODS to PDF.
Can I turn slides into images?
Yes, convert to PDF first, then use PDF to Image to save each slide as JPG or PNG.
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