How do I convert a Pitch presentation to PDF?

Paste the URL of your Pitch presentation into the converter on this page and click "Convert to PDF." The tool automatically detects that the URL is from Pitch.com, launches a headless browser, navigates through each slide, captures high-resolution screenshots, and assembles them into a PDF. The entire process typically takes 30-60 seconds depending on the number of slides. No Pitch account, browser extension, or software installation is needed.

Do I need a Pitch account to convert presentations?

No, you do not need a Pitch account. Any publicly shared Pitch presentation can be converted directly from its URL. For private or restricted presentations, you may need to provide the email address or password that the presentation owner has set as an access requirement. These credentials are sent directly to Pitch to authenticate your access and are never stored by pitch2pdf.

Will the PDF preserve my Pitch formatting?

Yes, the converter captures each slide as a high-resolution PNG screenshot using a headless Chromium browser, which renders the slide exactly as it appears in Pitch — including all fonts, colors, gradients, images, icons, and layout positioning. These screenshots are then assembled into a PDF using pdf-lib and sharp. The result is a pixel-perfect reproduction of your presentation that looks identical to the original Pitch deck.

Is there a limit on the number of slides?

There is no hard limit on the number of slides you can convert. The free tier includes the first 10 slides at full resolution, with remaining slides shown as preview thumbnails. The paid tier ($3 one-time or $8/month subscription) includes all slides at full resolution with OCR-powered searchable text. Very large presentations with 100+ slides may take 2-3 minutes to process, but the system supports decks of any size with a maximum timeout of 15 minutes.

Does pitch2pdf support Pitch white-label domains?

Yes. Standard pitch.com URLs (pitch.com/v/, /public/, /embed/) and white-label subdomains following the pitch.*.com pattern, such as pitch.surgeryai.com, are recognised from the link itself. A deck served from a fully custom domain with no "pitch" in the address — decks.yourcompany.com/v/your-deck, for example — is recognised 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. If a custom-domain link still fails, for instance because that domain is unreachable, open the deck in Pitch and copy its underlying pitch.com share link, which converts normally.

Why does pitch2pdf say my Pitch presentation could not be found?

This means the link points to a Pitch presentation that has been deleted, expired, or was never valid — pitch2pdf detected Pitch's own "not found" or "expired" page instead of a real deck, rather than failing partway through a conversion. Confirm the link still opens in a regular browser, ask whoever shared it for a fresh link, and check that a complete pitch.com/v/ or pitch.com/public/ URL was copied rather than a shortened or partial one.

Why did converting a link from Pitch's public "Deck Examples" gallery fail?

Pitch's gallery pages (pitch.com/presentations/...) embed a real presentation inside a marketing page rather than showing it directly, and the conversion needs to enter full-screen presentation mode before slides can be captured. If that control is temporarily unavailable, the conversion fails even though the deck itself is fine. This is uncommon and usually succeeds on a retry; regular pitch.com/v/ and pitch.com/public/ links are not affected by this at all.

Why can't pitch2pdf convert a Pitch Data Room link?

Pitch Data Rooms (URLs containing pitch.com/r/) are a separate document-sharing product from regular Pitch presentations, and pitch2pdf does not support them — the conversion is rejected immediately rather than attempted and left to fail slowly. If you need a PDF of a deck that also exists as a normal Pitch presentation, ask the sender for the pitch.com/v/ or pitch.com/public/ link instead of the data room link.

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Convert Pitch Presentations to PDF

Name: pitch2pdf
Author: pitch2pdf

Download your Pitch.com presentations as high-quality PDFs. No Pitch account or signup required.

pitch2pdf is a free online Pitch-to-PDF converter that turns any Pitch.com presentation into a high-quality, downloadable PDF. It uses browser automation to capture each slide as a high-resolution screenshot and assembles them into a PDF using pdf-lib and sharp. The converter supports standard pitch.com URLs, white-label subdomains that follow the pitch.*.com pattern, and decks served from a fully custom domain with no "pitch" in the address — a custom-domain link is recognised from the deck page itself and converts exactly like a pitch.com one, public or password-protected. No Pitch account, browser extension, or signup is required — paste a link to any public or shared Pitch deck and download a pixel-perfect PDF in 30-60 seconds. The free tier includes the first 10 slides at full resolution; the paid tier ($3 one-time or $8/month) unlocks the full deck with OCR-powered searchable text.

Why Should I Use This Converter?

Preserve formatting and animations as static slides
Share presentations without requiring Pitch access
Create offline backups of your decks
Print presentations in high quality
Archive presentations for compliance

What Can I Use This For?

Sales teams sharing pitch decks with prospects who don't have Pitch accounts — convert to PDF so recipients can view offline, annotate, and forward without needing platform access.
Startup founders archiving investor pitch decks for compliance records or board documentation, ensuring a permanent copy exists even if the Pitch workspace is later deleted.
Consultants working with clients who host their decks on a Pitch white-label subdomain (pitch.company.com) or an entirely custom domain of their own — both convert to PDF for inclusion in project deliverables and reports.
Event organizers collecting speaker presentations submitted as Pitch links, converting them to a uniform PDF format for printing or distributing to attendees.

How Do I Convert Pitch to PDF?

1
Copy Pitch URL
Open your Pitch presentation and copy the share URL from your browser.
2
Paste and Convert
Paste the URL into the converter above and click "Convert to PDF".
3
Download PDF
Wait for the conversion to complete, then download your PDF file.

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