One page per visible slide
In our test the PDF had 5 pages from a deck of 6 slides, because the hidden slide was left out. The page size matched the slide, 28 by 15.75 cm, not A4.
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You get a PDF with one page per visible slide, sized like the slide, with text you can still select and search.
To convert odp to pdf, add the ODP file, keep PDF as the output and download the result. The page count follows your visible slides. In our test a 6-slide deck with one hidden slide became a 5-page PDF, speaker notes were not exported, and web links were dropped while an internal slide link and a mailto link survived. A PDF cannot hold animations or transitions.
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ODP (OpenDocument Presentation)
The slide-deck format of the OpenDocument standard, native to LibreOffice Impress and OpenOffice Impress. A ZIP package of XML parts (each slide is a draw:page in content.xml) standardised by OASIS and ISO/IEC 26300. It stores slides, speaker notes, transitions and animations, but the text is laid out with the fonts installed on the computer that opens it, so a missing font can change how a slide looks.
PDF (Portable Document Format)
A fixed-layout document that opens the same way on Windows, Mac, Linux, phones and in browsers. It stores text, fonts, images and links on pages, but no animations, transitions or editable slide objects.
A 6-slide ODP deck (one hidden, two with speaker notes) made by us, converted on indox.org
In our test the PDF had 5 pages from a deck of 6 slides, because the hidden slide was left out. The page size matched the slide, 28 by 15.75 cm, not A4.
In our test the PDF embedded LiberationSans, OpenSymbol for the bullets and Carlito, all as subsets. Text stayed real text, so you can select it, search it and copy it.
A text box set in Calibri was drawn with Carlito, a font with the same letter widths, so line breaks stayed in place. Calibri itself was not embedded.
The PDF had 5 bookmarks, one per kept slide, titled Slide 1 to Slide 5. The deck title was kept in the document properties.
In our test table text stayed as text and a PNG picture was stored as a JPEG image of the same size inside the PDF.
Drop the ODP on the box or choose it from your device. Keep the original, because the PDF cannot be turned back into an editable deck without losses.
Check that PDF is the output format, then start the conversion. We saw no extra settings for notes, hidden slides or page range. In our test a 6-slide deck took 11.1 seconds from the click to Completed.
Save the PDF and check the page count against your visible slides. Look at fonts, the links that matter to you and any slide you rely on being present.
Add an ODP and get a PDF that anyone can open, with nothing to install and no sign-up in our test. The page lists what the PDF leaves out: hidden slides, speaker notes, animations and most web links.

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ODP in, PDF out. Pick another output on the converter if you need a different format.
Files are encrypted in transit over HTTPS and processed on indox infrastructure.
Free-tier files are kept for 24 hours after the job finishes, then deleted automatically.
| What you see | Why | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| A slide is missing | WhyIt was hidden in the deck | What to doUnhide the slide in Impress and convert again |
| Notes are not in the PDF | WhySpeaker notes are not exported | What to doCopy the notes onto the slides before converting |
| A web link does not click | Whyhttps and http links were dropped in our test | What to doWrite the address out in the text and tell readers to copy it |
| The font looks different | WhyThe font was not available and was replaced | What to doUse a common font or check the PDF before you send it |
| You need to edit the slides | WhyA PDF is not an editable deck | What to doConvert to PPTX with ODP to PPTX |
| Compared on | ODP | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | ODPEditable slide deck | PDFFixed document for reading and printing |
| Made by | ODPOpenDocument standard, native to LibreOffice Impress | PDFAdobe, now ISO 32000 |
| Speaker notes and hidden slides | ODPStored in the file | PDFLeft out in our test |
| Animations and transitions | ODPStored in the file | PDFNot stored |
| Fonts | ODPTaken from the computer that opens it | PDFEmbedded in the file in our test |
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Add the ODP file to the converter in your browser, keep PDF as the output and download the result. Nothing is installed. In our test the whole run took 11.1 seconds for a small 6-slide deck.
It runs in your browser on indox.org. In our test we used it without an account and saw no limit, quota or paywall on a 34.6 KB file.
No. In our test the text of the speaker notes was not in the PDF, and no notes pages were added. If you need notes on paper, copy them into the slides first.
No. The hidden slide in our test deck was left out, so 6 slides gave 5 pages. Unhide a slide first if it must appear.
No. A PDF is static, so a fade transition and an appear animation are not stored. Each slide appears as one page.
Mostly. The fonts used were embedded in our test, so the PDF looks the same on any computer. Calibri was replaced by Carlito, which has the same letter widths. A rare font may be swapped for another one.
Only some. In our test mailto links and links to other slides worked, while https and http links, bare URLs and links on shapes did not. The link text itself stayed on the page.
Yes. The conversion runs on indox infrastructure, so open the converter in the phone's browser, choose the file and download the PDF.
The slide-deck format of the OpenDocument standard, used by LibreOffice Impress and OpenOffice Impress. It is a ZIP package of XML files standardised by OASIS and ISO/IEC 26300.
A PDF is meant for reading and printing. If you need to keep editing, convert to a presentation format such as PPTX with the ODP to PPTX converter.