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# kj-slidepacker
> to be used with exports from [sent-web](https://sent-web.site), LaTeX Beamer, or any other source of PDF presentations.
converts a `.pdf` presentation into a "fake" `.pptx` by rendering each page as an image and pasting it onto a blank slide.
output slides are **not editable**, this is intentional.
the goal is just to get a pdf into pptx format for corporate compliance purposes (e.g., when someone absolutely **NEEDS** a `.pptx` and would go crazy if the file is not sent with an extension that says **• P P T X**).
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b2c69017-33f5-4f25-b681-b9534c0cdf2e
## deps
- python 3.13+ (probably works on older versions but not tested)
- [pymupdf](https://pypi.org/project/pymupdf/)
- [python-pptx](https://pypi.org/project/python-pptx/)
## install
```sh
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
```
## usage
```sh
# output defaults to the same stem as the input
./src/slidepacker deck.pdf
# specify output path
./src/slidepacker deck.pdf out.pptx
# set render resolution (defaults: 150 dpi standard, 100 dpi with -1)
./src/slidepacker deck.pdf --dpi 200
# tune jpeg quality (default: 98)
./src/slidepacker deck.pdf --jpeg-quality 100
# stack all pages on one slide and click through with no animation delay
./src/slidepacker deck.pdf -1
```
## as a python library
```python
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, "path/to/kj-slidepacker/src")
import slidepacker
slidepacker.pack("deck.pdf", "deck.pptx", dpi=200)
# lower quality for smaller files
slidepacker.pack("deck.pdf", "deck.pptx", dpi=200, jpeg_quality=90)
# one-slide click-through mode
slidepacker.pack("deck.pdf", "deck.pptx", dpi=200, one_slide=True)
```
## license
0BSD - see [LICENSE](LICENSE)
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