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How Do I Convert PowerPoint to Canva?

Last updated on September 27, 2022 @ 6:36 pm

There are a number of reasons you might want to convert a PowerPoint presentation to the online design platform Canva. Maybe you want to take advantage of Canva’s wide range of design templates, or perhaps you need to collaborate with someone who doesn’t have PowerPoint.

Whatever the reason, it’s easy to convert your PowerPoint presentation to a Canva design. Here’s how:

First, open your PowerPoint presentation and select all of the slides that you want to convert. Next, click “File” > “Export” > “Change File Type”.

In the dropdown menu, select “PDF (*.pdf)”. Then click “Export” to save your PowerPoint presentation as a PDF file.

Now open Canva and click “Create a design”. In the dropdown menu, select “Uploads” > “Upload your own images”. Find the PDF file that you just saved and click “Open”.

Your PowerPoint slides will now appear as individual images in Canva. You can rearrange them by clicking and dragging, or delete them by clicking the trash icon.

To add new elements to your design, click the “+” button in the left sidebar. Canva has a wide range of built-in templates and tools that you can use to customize your design – have fun exploring!

When you’re happy with your design, click “Download” in the top right corner and select your preferred file format. That’s it – you’ve now successfully converted your PowerPoint presentation to a Canva design!

PRO TIP: If you are looking for a way to convert PowerPoint to Canva, beware that there is no direct conversion between the two platforms. Canva does not support PowerPoint files, so you will need to export your PowerPoint presentation as an image file (JPG or PNG) and then upload it to Canva.

So there you have it – converting a PowerPoint presentation to a Canva design is quick and easy! Whether you’re looking for more design flexibility or need to collaborate with someone who doesn’t have PowerPoint, give Canva a try.

Dale Leydon

Dale Leydon

Sysadmin turned Javascript developer. Owner of 20+ apps graveyard, and a couple of successful ones.