Save PowerPoint animation as PDF Solved

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Hello,  I would like to be able to keep the animations from my PowerPoint when I save it as a .pdf. Do you know if this is possible?  Thank you for your help  Best regards  K

katmcb91 · Accepted Answer

Hello

Thanks for your responses! I found the solution on another website:

If you have Adobe Acrobat (full version) installed, you have a small toolbar
that has been added to PowerPoint (PDFMaker) and an Adobe PDF menu.
You need to use the "Convert to Adobe PDF" tool (don't use
the "printer").
First, check in the Adobe PDF menu | Modify conversion settings,
that the boxes "Save transitions between slides..." and
"Save animations..." are checked.

Note: Transition effects are preserved correctly, I can't say
the same for animations for compatibility reasons with earlier versions.
To display them, you need to go fullscreen from Acrobat.

I hope this helps others besides me!

Have a good evening

K

TSniper · Answer

I know you can output them as images and then convert them into PDF.

Le kurde · Answer

In my opinion, it is not possible; however, you can save it in a universal format that allows you to keep your animations: File/Save As/Look in File Type and select POWERPOINT SHOW.

TSniper · Answer

Thank you and don't forget to mark the status as resolved.

koitard · Answer

Hello everyone, I am looking for PDFs of PowerPoint 2003, Word 2003, and Excel 2003. Thank you for your help.

jgh38 · Answer

Otherwise, there’s something even simpler and totally universal: instead of saving as .ppt, you save as .pps!!  Simple, practical, and reliable

roady · Answer

and why not in HTML? Even a bit more universal.....

Tuc · Answer

Hi everyone!

I’m offering a solution that seems even simpler than everything that has been mentioned before. It’s to use PPspliT, a PowerPoint add-on that allows you to split each slide containing animations into multiple slides corresponding to the different stages of the animations. Then all you have to do is save the PPT as a PDF and you're good to go!

PPspliT can be downloaded here: http://www.dia.uniroma3.it/~rimondin/downloads.php.

I hope this can help some people!

acb · Answer

Merci, merci et encore merci.

nabla · Answer

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Save PowerPoint animation as PDF

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