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PDF4me for n8n automates document workflows: AI-powered parsing, classification, and data extraction, plus PDF conversion, generation, merge/split, editing, forms, stamps, signatures, OCR, barcodes and Swiss QR, invoices, image processing, security, and Word tools.

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Convert → Convert PDF to PowerPoint

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Summary

Convert a PDF to a PowerPoint file through PDF4me. Supply the PDF as binary data, a base64 string, or a URL, then choose conversion settings and the output filename.

Inputs

  • Input Data Type (required) — Choose Binary Data, Base64 String, or URL as the PDF source.
  • Binary Property (required) — For Binary Data, name the incoming binary property containing the PDF; defaults to data.
  • Input File Name (required) — For Base64 String or URL, provide the source filename including its extension. For Binary Data, an optional filename can override the name from the binary data.
  • Base64 Content (required) — For Base64 String, provide the PDF content encoded as base64.
  • File URL (required) — For URL, provide the address of the PDF.
  • Output File Name — Name the converted PowerPoint file; defaults to converted_document.pptx.
  • Document Name — Source PDF name for reference; defaults to document.pdf.
  • Quality Type — Select Draft or High conversion quality. The UI describes Draft as using one API call per file and High as using two API calls per page.
  • OCR Language — Choose the language for text recognition in images or scanned PDFs; defaults to English.
  • Advanced Options — Optionally set custom PDF4me profiles, polling attempts and delay, whether to merge pages into a single document flow, and whether to preserve formatting where possible.
  • Binary Data Output Name — Set the name of the binary property in the n8n output; defaults to data.

Output shape

A single n8n item containing the converted PowerPoint as binary data.

The UI exposes a setting for the output binary property name. The supplied source pack shows only the operation's signature, so it does not reveal further response details.

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