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PowerPoint to JPG: Save Slides as Images

Turn every slide of a PowerPoint .pptx, or only the ones you pick, into JPG or PNG pictures at the width you choose, all in one ZIP. Nothing is uploaded.

Private · on device. Runs in your browser: your file is not uploaded. No sign-up.

PowerPoint .pptx (also from Google Slides or Keynote: save as .pptx)
Your presentation is not uploaded. The slides are drawn in this browser tab with their colours, pictures and text. Office fonts this device does not have are replaced with free look-alikes of the same width. Charts, SmartArt and video are not drawn yet; the count above says if your file has any.

How to convert PowerPoint slides to JPG

  1. Choose your .pptx file. Every slide appears, ticked.
  2. Untick the slides you do not want, or press None and tick a few.
  3. Pick JPG or PNG and the width in pixels.
  4. Press Save and download the pictures, in one ZIP when there are several.

To share the whole deck as one file, use PowerPoint to PDF. To make a new presentation, try the PPT maker.

Frequently asked questions

Is my presentation uploaded?

No. The slides are read and drawn in this browser tab; the file never leaves your device.

Which width should I choose?

1920 pixels is Full HD and fits most uses: WhatsApp, a website, a video. Choose 3840 (4K) for printing or a big screen, 960 or 1280 for small files.

JPG or PNG?

JPG files are smaller and right for photos. PNG keeps text and thin lines perfectly sharp, but the files are larger.

Will the pictures look exactly like PowerPoint?

Backgrounds, shapes, pictures, tables and text are drawn as in the file. Office fonts this device does not have are replaced with free look-alikes of the same width. Charts, SmartArt and video are not drawn yet; the page says when a file has any.

Can I save just one slide?

Yes. Press None, tick the slide you want and save it. One slide is saved as a single picture, not a ZIP.