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PowerPoint to Images

Render every slide as an image at the resolution you choose.

PowerPoint to Images reads the presentation's shape tree in your browser — every text box with its position, size, weight and indent level, plus the speaker notes — and renders each slide onto a canvas at the resolution you choose. The file is never uploaded.

Runs in your browser
Privacy
Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
Cost
Free, unlimited, no sign-up

Frequently asked questions

Why can I not use a .ppt file?

The old binary .ppt format has no browser-readable structure. .pptx has been the default since PowerPoint 2007 and is a ZIP of XML, which is what makes local conversion possible. Open it and save as .pptx first.

The rendered slides look plainer than my deck.

Text, position, size, weight, indentation and alignment are reproduced. Theme backgrounds, gradients, embedded pictures, charts and SmartArt are not — rendering those faithfully means reimplementing PowerPoint's drawing model. If the visual design is the point, export from PowerPoint itself; if the content is, this is both faster and private.

How to use the powerpoint to images

  1. 1Select your presentation — the file stays on your device and is never uploaded.
  2. 2Set the resolution.
  3. 3Press Run, then download the result when it is ready.

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Put the working powerpoint to images on your own site. It runs in your visitors' browsers exactly as it does here — free, no account, nothing uploaded.

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