Question 1

How does pitch2pdf work?

Accepted Answer

pitch2pdf opens your presentation, captures every slide at high resolution, and assembles the pages into a single PDF. Simply paste the URL of your Pitch, DocSend, Google Slides, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Canva, Prezi, Presentations.AI, Figma Slides, SlideShare, Genially, or Presenti presentation — or of a PowerPoint, Word, or Excel file shared from OneDrive or SharePoint, or a direct link to a PDF file — click Convert, and download your PDF. No signup, software installation, or browser extension is required. Google Slides, Docs, and Sheets are reproduced from the original document data for maximum fidelity. The entire process usually takes a few minutes, depending on the number of slides.

Question 2

What services are supported?

Accepted Answer

pitch2pdf supports fifteen presentation and document platforms: Pitch.com (including white-label subdomains like pitch.company.com and decks served from a company's own custom domain), DocSend (including password-protected and email-gated documents), Google Slides (public presentations via share links), Google Drive (shared Docs, Sheets, and Slides), Google Docs (public documents via share links), Google Sheets (shared or published spreadsheets, every tab exported landscape and fit to width), Canva (public view links), Prezi (public view links — each zoom step is captured as a slide), Presentations.AI (AI-generated presentations via view links), Figma Slides (deck links shared with "Anyone with the link", including password-protected decks), SlideShare (public presentations, including the language versions of the site and embed links), Genially (published creations, one PDF page per Genially page), PowerPoint (presentations shared from OneDrive or SharePoint), OneDrive (PowerPoint, Word, and Excel files and PDFs shared from OneDrive or SharePoint as "Anyone with the link"), and Presenti (presentations shared with a share link). It also accepts direct links to PDF files hosted anywhere on the web. Public presentations work without authentication, while private or restricted presentations may require an email address or password that is passed directly to the hosting platform.

Question 3

Can I paste a link that points straight to a PDF file?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If a link opens a PDF directly — a report on a company website, lecture notes, a brochure, a public filing — paste it in and pitch2pdf fetches the file and produces the same result as for a presentation: a free preview of the first 10 pages, and a paid version of the full document with an OCR text layer that makes scanned or image-only PDFs searchable and copy-pasteable. The PDF must be publicly reachable without signing in, up to 150 MB and 500 pages. Links that open a web page rather than the PDF itself are not converted.

Question 4

What happens to my email and password?

Accepted Answer

When you enter credentials for password-protected presentations, they are sent directly to the hosting site (Pitch, DocSend, etc.) to authenticate your access — pitch2pdf acts as a browser on your behalf. Your credentials are never stored, logged, or transmitted to any third party. They exist only in memory during the active conversion session and are discarded immediately after. You should only convert presentations you have legitimate permission to view. pitch2pdf does not bypass access controls; it simply automates what you could do manually in a browser.

Question 5

Is pitch2pdf free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the free tier lets you convert any presentation with the first 10 slides at full resolution, with no signup required. For full-deck access with OCR-powered searchable text, there are two paid options: a $3 one-time download or an $8/month subscription. The paid PDF includes an invisible OCR text layer, making slide content searchable and copy-pasteable. Payments are processed securely through Stripe. AI agents can pay the same $3 per deck over HTTP (x402 or Stripe's Machine Payments Protocol) — see pitch2pdf for agents (https://www.pitch2pdf.com/agents).

Question 6

Do you support Pitch white-label domains?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Standard pitch.com links (pitch.com/v/, /public/, /embed/) and white-label subdomains following the pitch.*.com pattern, such as pitch.surgeryai.com or pitch.sphaira.com, are recognized from the link itself. A deck served from a company's own custom domain, with no "pitch" in the address, is recognized from the deck page instead and converts the same way, with the same output and the same free and paid tiers — public and password-protected decks both work. Pitch Data Room links (pitch.com/r/) are a separate product and are not supported.

Question 7

How long does conversion take?

Accepted Answer

Most presentations take a few minutes, with the exact time depending on the number of slides and the source platform. You can track real-time progress as each slide is captured. Google Slides, Google Docs, Google Sheets, SlideShare, PowerPoint and other OneDrive links, and direct PDF links are usually the quickest, because the document is read directly instead of being captured slide by slide. Prezi is among the slowest: about 50 seconds to open the presentation plus roughly 5 seconds per zoom step, so a 20-step Prezi takes about 2.5 minutes. Very large decks (100+ slides) can take several minutes longer. The system has a maximum timeout of 15 minutes to handle even the largest presentations. Some platforms with additional security layers may occasionally take longer, but the system retries automatically to ensure reliable conversion.

Question 8

What file quality can I expect?

Accepted Answer

pitch2pdf captures each slide as a high-resolution PNG image, producing pixel-perfect reproductions of your original presentation. Google Slides decks are built from the presentation's own published content, so text and shapes come out even crisper. For Google Docs, the tool uses native PDF export for faithful reproduction of the original document. Paid PDFs include an invisible OCR text layer that makes slide content searchable and copy-pasteable. Three size options are available: small (optimized for email), medium (general purpose), and large (archival/print quality).

Question 9

Can I convert password-protected presentations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, pitch2pdf supports password-protected and email-gated presentations on DocSend and Pitch, and password-protected decks on Presentations.AI and Figma Slides. Enter the required email address or password in the authentication fields before clicking Convert. Your credentials are sent directly to the hosting platform to authenticate your access — they are never stored, logged, or transmitted to any third party. Credentials exist only in memory during the active conversion session and are discarded immediately after. If authentication fails, you will receive a clear error message.

Question 10

What should I do with the PDF after converting?

Accepted Answer

If it's a pitch deck headed to investors, share the exported PDF through a secure data room like Peony (https://www.peony.ink/blog/pitch-deck-software) — you get page-level analytics showing which slides investors actually read, link expiry, and access revocation, free.

Method	Account required?	View-only links?	Searchable text?
pitch2pdf	No	Yes	Yes (paid, OCR)
Platform export	Yes	No (need edit access)	Varies
Print to PDF	No	Yes	No (rasterized)
Screenshot + combine	No	Yes	No

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