PowerPoint to Interactive PDF Upgrade
Budget: €12 – €18 EUR
I have a complete PowerPoint deck that does its job but feels flat. I want it rebuilt as an Interactive PDF that guides the viewer with clickable buttons and internal/external links—no dead-end slides, no endless scrolling.
While the core content is all there, I’m counting on you to introduce fresh, on-brand custom graphics to lift the visual impact. Think clean icons, section dividers, and subtle graphic accents that give the presentation personality without distracting from the message.
Here’s how I picture the flow:
• Each section opens from a menu or navigation button.
• Quick jumps between key slides via clickable calls-to-action.
• All links must function flawlessly in Adobe Acrobat and common PDF readers.
You’re free to work in Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, or any tool you prefer, as long as the final output is a polished interactive PDF and I receive editable source files for future tweaks.
Deliverables:
1. Interactive PDF with working buttons/links.
2. All custom graphics in editable format (AI, SVG, or layered PSD).
3. Updated PPT or design file showing how everything was built for easy handoff.
If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s talk timeline and get started.
While the core content is all there, I’m counting on you to introduce fresh, on-brand custom graphics to lift the visual impact. Think clean icons, section dividers, and subtle graphic accents that give the presentation personality without distracting from the message.
Here’s how I picture the flow:
• Each section opens from a menu or navigation button.
• Quick jumps between key slides via clickable calls-to-action.
• All links must function flawlessly in Adobe Acrobat and common PDF readers.
You’re free to work in Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, or any tool you prefer, as long as the final output is a polished interactive PDF and I receive editable source files for future tweaks.
Deliverables:
1. Interactive PDF with working buttons/links.
2. All custom graphics in editable format (AI, SVG, or layered PSD).
3. Updated PPT or design file showing how everything was built for easy handoff.
If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s talk timeline and get started.
Related categories:
Graphic Design
Powerpoint
PDF
Adobe InDesign
Digital Design
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Acrobat
Visual Design