Inserting PDF into PowerPoint as an Object
PowerPoint has a feature for inserting objects into your presentation. The object can be a graph, chart, excel worksheet, word document, or any image. It also provides the option for displaying the object as an icon on the presentation. Using the Insert object feature, the users can easily add a PDF file to the PowerPoint presentation. The action can also be applied to the PDF file that can open it when the user double-click on it. Follow the below steps to insert a PDF into PowerPoint as an object:
Inserting PDF into PowerPoint as a Screenshot
This method is for inserting some of the specific pages or images of PDF files as the screenshot. There may be a page or picture in a PDF that you want to add to your presentation. The screenshot feature of PowerPoint will allow the user to take a screenshot of the PDF file and insert it into the PowerPoint presentation. It has two features, one allows you to completely copy the active window, and the other lets you select the area for a screenshot. Follow the below steps to try it out:
Optional: Converting PDF into PowerPoint
The users can also add the pages of PDF to PowerPoint by converting them. Converting a PDF file into PowerPoint will make it easier to merge the pages to another PowerPoint presentation. There are many methods for converting PDF to PowerPoint. In this method, we will be using the online converting website. The converting time will depend upon the size of the PDF file. Follow the below steps to convert a PDF into PowerPoint:
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