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Convert locked or scanned PDF to Google Slides™ with editable text and the original layout, right inside your presentation.
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Convert locked or scanned PDF to Google Slides™ with editable text and the original layout, right inside your presentation!

Looking for a reliable way to convert PDF to Google Slides™? This sidebar add-on allows you to instantly import PDF to Google Slides™ directly within your active presentation. Using advanced extraction technology, it recreates the text as editable text boxes in its original position and keeps images and graphics in place.  

WHY THIS ADDON
✅ Seamlessly insert a PDF into Google Slides™ right from your sidebar.
✅ Layout Preservation: Text keeps its original position and images stay in place when you convert PDF to Google Slides™.
✅ Editable Text: Automatically turns the text on each page into natively editable text boxes. Images and graphics stay in place as a background image.
✅ Selective Conversion: Choose specific page numbers to extract (max 5 pages per run, e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
✅ Workflow Integration: Directly creates new slides inside your current presentation without needing external web converters.  

HOW IT WORKS
1) Install the add-on and grant the required permissions.
2) Open your presentation and launch the sidebar right inside Google Slides™.
3) Upload a PDF directly into the sidebar.
4) Choose the specific page numbers you want to convert (max 5 pages, e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
5) Click the "Generate Slides" button.
6) The add-on will process the document and instantly create new slides inside the current presentation, corresponding to those PDF pages, with all text elements fully editable.

PERFECT FOR: Teachers, students, marketers, and business professionals looking for a simple way to add a PDF to Google Slides™ without manually retyping text or recreating layouts.  

USE CASES
✅ Converting a locked or scanned PDF into slides with editable text.
✅ Figuring out how to turn a PDF into a Google slide for last-minute meeting preparations.
✅ Discovering how to convert PDF slides to Google Slides™ while keeping the original background graphics and text positions.  

FAQ
Q1. How to insert a PDF into Google Slides™ using this tool?
A1. Launch the sidebar, upload your PDF, choose your page numbers, and click "Generate Slides" to instantly process and open a PDF in Google Slides™.  

Q2. Will my formatting break when I import PDF to Google Slides™?
A2. The layout stays close to the original: text keeps its position and images stay in place. Fonts and colors can differ slightly, so you may need small touch-ups.  

Q3. How to make a PDF editable in Google Slides™?
A3. By clicking "Generate Slides," the add-on automatically creates corresponding new slides inside your active presentation where the text elements are completely editable.  

Q4. Can I convert a large PDF all at once?
A4. To ensure optimal performance and accuracy, the tool allows you to select and process a maximum of 5 specific pages (like 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) per conversion run.

👉 Still thinking? Get started with 5 free credits (1 credit = 1 page) and see for yourself!

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Convert PDF to Google Slides™ will need access to your Google account
This will allow Convert PDF to Google Slides™ to :
View and manage the Google Slides presentations that this application is installed in
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