PPT to Image Converter
Export every slide as a picture — JPG for sharing and chat, PNG for crisp screenshots and design work — rendered exactly as PowerPoint would show it.
- PPTX
- up to 25 MB per file
- Deleted after 30 minutes
How it works
- 01
Upload the .pptx
Choose the deck; every slide, including hidden ones, is rendered.
- 02
Pick JPG or PNG
JPG is smaller; PNG is lossless.
- 03
Download the ZIP
One image per slide, numbered.
What PPT to Image does
Export every slide as a picture — JPG for sharing and chat, PNG for crisp screenshots and design work — rendered exactly as PowerPoint would show it.
Convert PPT to JPG or PPT to PNG: export PowerPoint (.pptx) slides as images, one picture per slide, free and online.
When you'd use it
- Slides for a social-media carousel
- A slide to paste into an email body
- Preview images of a deck for a course page
Formats and limits
- Accepts
- .pptx
- Produces
- JPG or PNG images (ZIP)
- Files per run
- One
- Size limit
- 25 MB per file
What you get
12 slides, 16:9, with a chart on slide 4 and photos on 7–912 images at 1920×1080. The chart on slide 4 is drawn from its
data; the photos keep their placement and cropping.Slides are rendered by LibreOffice, so the output is what the deck looks like — not a reconstruction from its text.
Limitations
- Slides are rendered by LibreOffice, not PowerPoint: fonts that are not installed on the server are substituted, and a few effects (3-D, some SmartArt) render differently.
- Animations and transitions do not exist in an image; each slide shows its final state.
- Hidden slides are exported too.
What happens to your file
Processed over an encrypted connection and deleted after 30 minutes.
Full detail in the Privacy Policy.
Questions
Do animations and speaker notes come through?
No. Each image is the slide's final state; notes are not part of the slide.
JPG or PNG — which should I pick?
JPG for photographic slides and anywhere size matters (email, chat). PNG for slides with text, diagrams or flat colours, where JPEG artefacts around edges would show.
Are the images the same as PowerPoint's own export?
Close, not identical. Slides are rendered by LibreOffice on our server; fonts not installed there are substituted and a few effects differ. Check a text-heavy slide before sending a whole deck.
What resolution are the images?
Twice the slide's point size — about 1920 × 1080 for a standard 16:9 slide. That is sharp enough for screens and slide-sharing sites; for print, export a PDF instead.
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