How to convert Power Point slides into images
By Ashish MohtaAfter reading Amit’s post on extracting images from power point / powerpoint, I got inspired if I can find anything more. One of the person seems to be interested in converting all the powerpoint slides into images.The idea was more induced when i saw some search hits for images on my power point article lately. . Its damn easy and it takes just few seconds to do it.I tried it in Power Point 2007 and should be available in previous versions also
Convert Slide Show into Images
- Open the PowerPoint presentation (PPT or PPS).
- Go to File > Save As > Other formats
- Now you will see lot of options for in the combo box. Select JPEG format and save.
- This will save all your file into a folder with same name as your ppt or pps name.


Images saved into same folder as file name
Check out the smart tip on Amit’s post for sure, and if you have missed read 15 Essential tips for power points
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I nearly paid $38 for some software to do what is built into PowerPoint itself. (Note, I was doing this manually before). What a waste of time!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and welcome to technospot.net
Unfortunately it doesn’t help the one who don’t want to have the text included.
Maybe here the 38$ software helps with few clicks only?
But still, most of the time the pictures are beautiful but for logical reasons so small that I gave it up saving them to use as screensaver or background.
Unless you have another hint relating to this.
Great tip, thanks again
@Peer: Text as in Text in Images?