PDF to Keynote by PDF2Office 1.7.5

PDF to Keynote by PDF2Office offers a tool for converting PDF documents into editable Keynote files directly on an iPhone. While the application promises rapid conversion through a single tap, it effectively enables users to transform entire documents, specific page ranges, or select areas within a page via the Area Select tool, thereby producing editable slides synchronized with the original layout.

The software recreates the document's structure by maintaining construction and layout, converting paragraphs, applying styles, re-grouping individual graphic elements, and automatically extracting images and generating tables where appropriate. It also provides options for users to customize the conversion process with detailed settings.

Each page of the PDF is mapped to a corresponding slide in the resulting Keynote file, facilitating easy editing post-conversion. The integrated PDF viewer allows for viewing files prior to conversion, enhancing usability.

Key features include:

• Conversion of PDFs into editable Keynote presentations
• Built-in PDF viewer for file review
• Selective area conversion, with options to export as Keynote, JPEG, or PNG images
• Embedding selected content into new emails directly from within the app
• Integration with cloud storage services such as Dropbox, OneDrive, and Google Drive for seamless file transfer
• Wi-Fi transfer mode for direct file exchanges between computer and iPhone
• Standard pinch gestures to adjust viewing magnification
• An all-in-one interface for converting and viewing PDF files
• Easily editable output compatible with Keynote and other iOS applications accepting Keynote files

Developed by Recosoft, known for its professional PDF conversion solutions such as PDF2Office for Mac and iPad, PDF2ID for PDF-to-InDesign conversions, and ID2Office for InDesign to Word/PowerPoint exports. More information about their desktop products is available on their website as they expand their suite to iOS devices.

Please note: PDF to Keynote by PDF2Office does not include Optical Character Recognition (OCR). Consequently, any images embedded within PDFs are treated as static images rather than editable text.