The time it took me to do all of that was about 15 minutes (just a couple for the conversion) – this trick is incredibly useful!īesides learning this trick, make sure you also read all about how to translate PowerPoint slides, you never know when you'll find it useful. convert the PDF using Adobe Acrobat Pro (they have a free 7-days trial).create an “Alternate Layout” with the page dimension of the Powerpoint.copy and paste each product in a page of the document.create a new InDesign file with the page dimension to fit a single product.I found out that I could easily convert a PDF into a PowerPoint file. What was the quickest way? I already knew that an InDesign file could be converted to a Word doc ( see here how to do so), but what about InDesign to PowerPoint?

The catalog contains 60 products, 2 for each page, and he wanted 60 slides, each with a single product. A couple of weeks ago, a client asked me to create a PowerPoint from his Products Catalog that I had previously designed with InDesign.

Export from indesign to powerpoint