About PowerPoint to PNG
PowerPoint to PNG gives you PPT slide images with clean text, crisp lines and flat colors, the things JPG tends to blur. That makes it the right format for putting slides into a Word report, a wiki or Notion page, a website or a design file. Upload a PPTX, PPT or ODP file, or several decks at once, and each slide becomes its own PNG.
Under Picture size, pick 72, 150 or 300 DPI, or By width in pixels, so every slide comes out exactly 1920 px wide for a website or 1080 px for a post. Pages exports just the slides you list, like 1, 4-6, and Color can turn them to Grayscale or Black & white. Images are named after the file with the slide number, and several also come together as one ZIP. VIP adds 600 DPI (print shop) for posters and print. 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 PNG
- 1Upload your slides
Add one or more PPTX, PPT or ODP files you want as images.
- 2Choose the size
Pick a DPI preset or a width in pixels. Higher values give bigger, sharper images.
- 3Click PowerPoint to PNG
The slides are rendered to PNG on our server, one image per slide.
- 4Save the PNG files
Download them separately or together with Download all (ZIP).
Why use Cubfile for this
- Lossless PNG
No compression artifacts around text, icons or thin lines.
- DPI or exact width
72, 150 or 300 DPI, or a width in pixels, such as 1920 for a web page. VIP adds 600 DPI and widths up to 8000 px.
- Only the slides you need
List slides under Pages, convert several decks in one task and get everything in one ZIP as well.