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I can convert it using pdf2pptx only in anaconda prompt using the code: pdf2pptx slides.pdf. I can also convert using Aspose library, but it just converts 4 pages because it is not free.

My question is: Is it possible to convert pdf file to pptx using pdf2pptx on Jupyter Notebook? Second question: There is another library as Aspose which keeps all the pdf formatting, like text as text and image as image?

Thanks in advance

I can convert it using pdf2pptx only in anaconda prompt using the code: pdf2pptx slides.pdf. I can also convert using Aspose library, but it just converts 4 pages because it is not free.

Rodrigo Eduardo
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  • Install LibreOffice and start its PPTX to PDF conversion as a Python subprocess. – Jorj McKie Aug 05 '23 at 20:11
  • Does this actually have anything to do with the python-pptx project? If not would you mind removing the tag? Thanks! – Martin Packer Aug 06 '23 at 07:30
  • In order to use Aspose.PDF API without any limitations of trial version, you can obtain a 30-days free temporary license (https://purchase.aspose.com/temporary-license) that will work and removes all the trial version restrictions. In case you face any issues, please create a post in Aspose.PDF support forum (https://forum.aspose.com/c/pdf) where you will be assisted accordingly. This is Asad Ali and I work as Developer Evangelist at Aspose. – Asad Ali Aug 08 '23 at 20:24

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