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Convert PPT to PNG

Turn the slides of old PowerPoint 97–2003 files into crisp, lossless PNG pictures.

or drag them here, or paste with Ctrl+V / ⌘V

Presentations (PPTX, PPT, PPTM, PPSX, PPS, POTX, POT, ODP, OTP, FODP, KEY), documents and e-books · up to 10 files at once

Conversion options

PDF pages

Leave empty for all, or type e.g. 1-3, 5, 8-

Resolution
Compression

Text, vector graphics, links and forms stay exactly as they are; only images are re-encoded. If a file cannot get smaller, you get the original back.

Output
Worksheets
Separator

Columns are found from how the text lines up. Clear tables work best; check merged cells and headers after converting.

Fonts are replaced by Word’s standard font; complex layouts (columns, text boxes) become simple paragraphs you can edit.

Slide quality

Each page becomes one slide that looks exactly like the PDF. The text in the notes can be copied into your own slides.

Text layout

The first time, the engine and language data (about 2–8 MB) are downloaded from this site; after that it runs on your device.

PDF document
Paper size
Orientation

Values are printed as Excel shows them (dates, decimals, percentages). Charts, pictures and cell colours are not included.

PDF document
Slides per page

2, 4 or 6 slides per A4 page make printable handouts.

Text, shapes, pictures and tables are drawn in their places; fonts are replaced by a standard font, so line breaks can differ a little. Charts, SmartArt and videos are not included.

PDF document
Page size
Images per page
Image resolution in the PDF
Image
Icon sizes (px)
Video

Lower resolutions reduce file size. The video will not be enlarged.

Lower values mean higher quality and larger files. Applies to H.264, VP9, MPEG-4 and MPEG-2 outputs.

Choose a video encoder supported by the output format.

Subtitle tracks are embedded in the video. Burning makes text permanent in the picture.

PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 5 MB. The logo is placed at 25% of the video width.

Choose an audio codec supported by the output format.

Audio
Bitrate

Higher means better sound and a larger file. “Auto” keeps the bitrate of the original (at least 128 kbit/s); from lossless files it uses the format’s high-quality setting.

Sample rate
Channels
Cut (optional)

Times such as 1:30 or 0:45.5. Leave empty to keep the whole recording.

Picture

The video shows this picture for the whole length of the sound – for example to upload music or a podcast to YouTube.

Video size
Document
Resolution
Pages to convert

Several pages arrive as a ZIP with one image per page.

Shown by e-readers in the library; leave empty to keep what the document says.

PDF/A-2b embeds all fonts so the file looks the same in many years; required by many courts and public offices.

Scales every sheet so it fits on a single page instead of being split across several.

Sheets

CSV and TSV hold one table: with “Every sheet” each sheet becomes its own file, together in a ZIP.

Separator

Excel in many European languages expects a semicolon; most other programs a comma.

Convert on our server?

If you continue, the file is uploaded over an encrypted connection and converted on our server. You can keep using the site meanwhile. The original is deleted as soon as it is converted; the result is kept for 6 hours so you can download it, and you can delete it at any time. Files are never shared or used for anything else.

How to use: PPT to PNG

  1. 1 Choose or drop your PPT files (up to 10 at once).
  2. 2 Each file is set to PNG automatically.
  3. 3 Open ⚙ Options for the resolution (72, 150 or 300 dpi) and whether you need all slides or only the first.
  4. 4 Click Convert, agree once to the upload and download the pictures as a ZIP.

About this tool

Old presentations are full of diagrams, org charts, process flows and tables that are still useful – in a wiki, a manual, a new report or an archive that must stay readable without any presentation software. PNG keeps their text and lines exactly as drawn.

LibreOffice Impress reads the binary PPT on our server after you agree to the upload (browsers cannot) and draws every slide as a lossless PNG. All pictures arrive as a ZIP; the original is deleted after the conversion.

Keeping old slides usable

Which output fits which goal.

Best output Why
Diagrams in a wiki or manual PNG 150 dpi Sharp and light enough
Long-term archive of the look PNG 300 dpi Lossless, maximum detail
Photo slides for the web JPG Much smaller files
Keep editing the slides PPTX Editable text and shapes
One document to read PDF All slides in one file

What stays the same

  • Every slide pixel-exact as drawn, no compression artefacts.
  • Slide proportions (usually 4:3).
  • Slide order in the file names.

What changes or is lost

  • Text becomes part of the picture and is no longer editable or searchable.
  • Animations, sound and video are not included.
  • Fonts missing on our server are replaced by similar ones.

Common problems and solutions

The ZIP is large.
Choose 150 dpi; PNG files of photo slides are big – JPG suits those better.
The PPT is refused.
It may be password protected or damaged. Remove the password in PowerPoint or try another copy.

Frequently asked questions

Why PNG for old slides?

Old slides are mostly text, lines and flat colours. PNG keeps them razor sharp without JPG’s soft edges, which matters for diagrams and small text.

Is the background transparent?

No, the slide background is drawn as in the presentation.

Can I get a single picture?

Yes – switch on “first slide only” in Options.

Is my file uploaded?

Yes, after you agree once. The original is deleted after conversion and the pictures are kept for a few hours.

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