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Keynote to PowerPoint Converter
Turn any Keynote file into a PowerPoint file in seconds. No Mac or Keynote needed. Free to use, no sign up required.
Why use it
Why use our Keynote to PowerPoint converter
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No Mac or Keynote needed
Keynote does not exist for Windows. If someone sends you a .key file, this is the fastest way to open it on a PC, or any device.
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Works where your audience works
You get a real PPTX file that opens in PowerPoint and Google Slides. Send your deck to clients and teammates in the format they use.
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Skip the back and forth
No need to ask the sender to re-export the file, and no need to find someone with a Mac. Upload, convert, done.
Recursos
Keynote to PowerPoint converter features
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True PPTX output
You get a real PowerPoint file, not a picture of your slides.
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Keeps your slides intact
Text, images, and layouts carry over to the new file.
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No Apple software needed
Convert .key files without Keynote, iCloud, or a Mac.
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Google Slides friendly
The PPTX file imports straight into Google Slides.
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Works in your browser
Nothing to install. Works on Windows, Mac, phone, or tablet.
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Free and unlimited
No sign up, no payment, no watermark, no file limits.
How it works
How to convert Keynote to PowerPoint
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Upload your Keynote file
Drag and drop your .key file or select it from your device.
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We convert it to PPTX
The tool turns your Keynote presentation into a PowerPoint file in seconds.
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Download and open
Open your PPTX in PowerPoint or Google Slides. Edit it, share it, or present it as is.
Perguntas frequentes
How do I convert a Keynote file to PowerPoint?
Upload your .key file to this free converter and download the PPTX. It works on any device, with no Apple software needed.
If you have a Mac with Keynote installed, you can also export from Keynote itself: open the file, choose File, then Export To, then PowerPoint. This converter is for everyone who does not have that option.
How do I open a Keynote file on Windows?
Keynote is not available for Windows, so a .key file will not open on a PC by itself. The fastest fix is to convert the file to PowerPoint right here, then open the PPTX like any other file.
The other option is iCloud: sign in at icloud.com with an Apple ID and use the web version of Keynote. That requires an Apple account, so for a one-off file, converting is quicker.
What is a .key file?
A .key file is a presentation made in Apple Keynote, the Mac version of PowerPoint. Keynote files only open in Apple's apps, which is why they cause trouble on Windows PCs. Converting to PPTX makes the file work everywhere.
Can PowerPoint open Keynote files?
No. PowerPoint cannot open .key files directly, on Windows or Mac. You need to convert the file to PPTX first. Once converted, it opens in PowerPoint like any normal presentation.
Will my formatting carry over?
Your slides, text, images, and layouts convert to the PowerPoint format. Some things that only exist in Keynote, like certain fonts, transitions, and animations, may look a little different after converting. Give your deck a quick review before you present.
Can I open the converted file in Google Slides?
Yes. In Google Slides, choose File, then Import slides to bring in your PPTX. You can also upload it to Google Drive and open it from there.
Do I need Keynote installed to use this?
No. That is the point of the tool. It converts .key files in your browser, with no Keynote, no Mac, and no Apple ID needed.
Is the Keynote to PowerPoint converter free?
Yes. The tool is free with no sign up, no payment, and no watermark.
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