# How to generate a course from a PowerPoint

To create a course from a PowerPoint, it is necessary to transform the PPT into a PDF. 

To do this, you need to open the PowerPoint you are interested in and click on “File” in the upper left corner. 

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Then click on “Save a Copy” and on “This PC”.

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Next, enter the name you wish to give the document and then on “Save as type” PDF selection. Next, click on “Save.”

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Now, your PPT has turned into a PDF, and you can upload it to Microlearning to create your course!

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If you want to read more on how to create a course starting from a document, [click here](/micro-learning/features/create-a-course-with-ai.md).
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