THE DOCUMENT-TO-PDF WORKSPACE

Turn shared decks
into PDFs.

Convert public DocSend, Speaker Deck, Google Slides and document links for free. Preview the full result and choose the pages to keep.

01 / YOUR SOURCELINK → PDF

A link is all you need.

Bring your document. We’ll make it portable.

Supported links, even without a download button.
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No account to create.
02 / YOUR PDFWaiting for a document
PDF

A little less online.
A little more yours.

Your document preview will appear here.
Same content. A more useful format.

Original quality Pick your pages
Only documents you have permission to download

One workspace. Many sources.

Choose a source for details

Google Docs includes Slides & Sheets. Link permissions always apply.

LESS FRICTION. MORE READING.

From shared to saved.
In three simple steps.

01

Bring your link

Paste a supported document link, or choose a file from your device.

02

Make it yours

Preview the document, pick the pages, and give your file a name.

03

Take it with you

Download a standard PDF. Ready for offline reading, wherever you go.

CONVERTERS & GUIDES

Choose your source.

Find a converter with instructions for your link or file type.

Get the PDF you actually need.

BEFORE YOU CONVERT

A few useful answers.

Can I save a PDF when there is no download button?

For supported public DocSend and Speaker Deck viewers, yes. DeckExport assembles a PDF from the page images the viewer displays. Google and regular Dropbox file links need export or download permission. Use documents you have permission to save.

Which links and file types work?

DeckExport supports public DocSend and Speaker Deck presentations, Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, Google Drive files, Dropbox shared files, and direct HTTPS file links. Native file conversion accepts PDFs, PNGs, and JPEGs. You can also upload a local PDF or combine local images.

Is DeckExport free to use?

Yes. DeckExport does not charge for conversions or require a DeckExport account. No watermark is added to your PDF.

What are the conversion limits?

Native files and local uploads support up to 12 MB per conversion, and PDFs can contain up to 500 pages. You can combine up to 40 local images, with 16 megapixels per image and 24 megapixels combined. Viewer capture supports up to 100 pages and 24 MB of source images, with a 4 MB and 16-megapixel limit per image. Completed PDFs must fit within the 48 MB PDF limit.