Merge Google Slides Presentations into PDF

Open Google Drive and select the presentation files you want to combine. Hold Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac) to pick multiple files. Click the Docs to PDF extension icon in your Chrome toolbar, switch to merge mode, arrange the presentations in the order you want, and click Merge. The extension exports each deck as a PDF and combines them into one downloaded file.

Within each presentation, slides appear in the original deck order. Across presentations, the decks appear in the order you set in the extension panel. If you have a welcome deck, a module one deck, and a module two deck, place them in that order in the merge list. The final PDF will flow from welcome slides through module one through module two.

Each slide becomes a page in the PDF at its original aspect ratio. Widescreen presentations (16:9) produce landscape-oriented pages. Standard presentations (4:3) produce pages closer to square. Mixed aspect ratios across different decks produce mixed page sizes in the merged PDF, which is normal and expected.

By default, the extension exports slides without speaker notes, producing a clean single-slide-per-page layout. If you need notes to appear below each slide, enable the speaker notes option before merging. This adds a notes section below each slide page in the merged PDF.

Training teams bundle multiple module decks into one PDF for learners to download at the start of a course. Consultants combine a discovery deck, a recommendations deck, and a next steps deck into one client delivery. Conference organizers create a proceedings PDF from all speaker presentations. In each case, one PDF replaces a folder of separate files.