Keynote to PowerPoint
Convert Keynote to PowerPoint
Turn an Apple Keynote deck into a PowerPoint file (.pptx) that opens in PowerPoint or Google Slides. No Mac needed.
How it works
How to convert Keynote to PowerPoint
Works on Windows, Chromebook, Linux and phones.
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Step 1
Choose the .key file
Pick it or drop it on the box. Converting starts at once.
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Step 2
Wait a few seconds
The deck is converted to .pptx on the server, then deleted.
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Step 3
Download the PowerPoint file
Open it in PowerPoint, Google Slides or LibreOffice.
What the PowerPoint file keeps
Tested on real Keynote decks from Keynote '09 up to Keynote 15.
- SlidesEvery slide, in order, at its own size.
- TextTitles, body text and text boxes you can edit.
- Pictures and tablesPhotos, shapes and tables in place.
Limits
- Charts, animations and slide transitions are not kept.
- Apple fonts such as Helvetica Neue and San Francisco are swapped for close matches, so a line can break in a slightly different place.
- A file with a password cannot be converted. Remove the password in the app first.
Where your file goes
- Browsers cannot read Keynote files, so this one is uploaded.
- It is converted on FileSeen's own server, with no internet access.
- Both copies are deleted within seconds. The file name is not logged.
- Rather not upload? In Keynote, choose Share, then Export and Send (Apple's steps).
FAQ
Keynote to PowerPoint questions
How do I convert Keynote to PowerPoint?
Choose it above. The PowerPoint file is ready in a few seconds.
How do I open a Keynote file on Windows?
Convert it to PowerPoint here, or open it in the Keynote viewer to flip through the slides in the browser.
Are animations kept?
No. Slides, text, pictures and tables come through. Builds, transitions and charts do not.
Is my file kept?
No. Both copies are deleted right after converting.
Is it free?
Yes. No sign-up and no watermark. Up to 20 files every 10 minutes, each up to 50 MB.
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