PDF to PowerPoint — Flyingbee 10.3.6 for Mac
PDF to PowerPoint — Flyingbee 10.3.6 MacOS
A Mac converter that turns PDF pages into editable PowerPoint (.pptx) files on the device, without uploading documents to a web service.
Add PDFs by drag-and-drop, the Add Files control, or Open In. The queue can hold several files at once. You can preview them, drop items you do not need, and set a page list such as 1, 2–10, 35, or all pages so a long PDF does not become a 200-slide deck. One button runs the batch; output is written locally as PPTX (and optionally as images). The vendor says the pass keeps text, images, tables, hyperlinks, and vector strokes such as lines, arrows, and Bézier paths. Encrypted PDFs that only block copy or print can still be converted when the file can be opened. Native PDF text is the easy case. Scanned pages use the built-in OCR: pick the language that matches the document, or recognition quality drops. Complex magazine-style layouts still often need cleanup in PowerPoint after export — treat “exact layout” as a starting point, not a guarantee.
How do I install and activate?
Mount the image and launch Open Gatekeeper Friendly.
Press Enter to bypass Gatekeeper in the Terminal window.
Drag the application to the Applications folder.
The application is ready to use.
Compatibility
macOS 10.13 and later
