About PowerPoint to JPG
PowerPoint to JPG is a quick way to use PPT slides outside PowerPoint, for example to post one on social media, drop a chart into a report, send a preview in a chat app or give a class the slides as pictures. Upload a PPTX, PPT or ODP file, or several decks at once, and every slide comes back as its own image, drawn with its themes, fonts, charts and SmartArt. Each image is named after the file and the slide number, and all of them also come in a single ZIP.
Under Picture size, pick 72, 150 or 300 DPI, or By width in pixels, and every slide comes out exactly that wide: 1920 px fills a full-HD screen and 1080 px suits a phone or a social post. Output format gives JPG, PNG or WebP, with Quality under More options for JPG and WebP, and Color can turn the slides to Grayscale or Black & white for printed handouts. Type 3, 7-9 under Pages to export just those slides. 600 DPI (print shop) is a VIP choice. Free accounts get widths up to 2560 px, or as wide as 300 DPI makes the slide, while VIP goes up to 8000 px, and the result says when a width was cut down. Free accounts convert up to 20 presentations per task, and VIP up to 50.
How to use PowerPoint to JPG
- 1Upload the presentation
Pick one or more PPTX, PPT or ODP files, or drag them onto the page. Free accounts can upload files up to 50 MB, VIP up to 1 GB.
- 2Pick a size
150 DPI is the default. Pick 72 DPI for thumbnails, 300 DPI for print, or a width in pixels such as 1920.
- 3Click PowerPoint to JPG
Each slide is rendered as a picture on our server, in the format and color you chose.
- 4Download the images
Save single slides, or everything at once with Download all (ZIP).
Why use Cubfile for this
- Every slide as an image
One picture per slide in deck order, or only the slides you list under Pages.
- DPI or exact width
72, 150 or 300 DPI, or a width such as 720, 1080, 1920 or 2560 px, for thumbnails, posts, screens or print. Wider slides, up to 8000 px, come with VIP.
- Looks like the slideshow
Themes, backgrounds, charts and SmartArt appear the way they do in PowerPoint.
- JPG, PNG or WebP
Choose the format and quality, in color, grayscale or black and white, for several decks in one go.