I need help for converting pdf to powerpoint presentation without limit

If you have the full desktop version of Adobe Acrobat (like Acrobat Pro DC), the process is built right into the program if you are going to convert PDF to PowerPoing on Windows 10. You just open your PDF, head over to the File menu, and look for the "Export To" option. From there, you pick "Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation". 

Acrobat will then analyze the PDF and try to rebuild it as a . pptx file, working to keep the layout, text boxes, and images intact. It'll even run a bit of OCR (optical character recognition) if your PDF is basically a bunch of scanned images, which can turn that text into something you can actually edit in PowerPoint.

How to convert PDF to PowerPoing: Just open your PDF, go to File > Export To > Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation, and save your new . pptx file. A few clicks, and you're done. No fussing with settings if you don't want to.

Adobe built the PDF format, so their converter is usually the best at keeping your original layout intact—complex tables, multi-column text, and embedded fonts all tend to survive the trip pretty well.

Got a PDF that's basically a bunch of scanned images? No problem. Acrobat has built-in OCR (optical character recognition) that can pull the text out of those images and make it editable in PowerPoint.