PowerPoint to Image
Export each slide of a PowerPoint deck as a PNG image β perfect for previews, thumbnails, and sharing.
Drop a .pptx here or click to select
PPTX Β· Max 10 MB
How to use PowerPoint to Image
- 1Upload your PowerPoint .pptx file (up to 10 MB).
- 2Click "Convert to Image". Each slide is rendered as a PNG.
- 3Download the image, or a ZIP of slide images for a multi-slide deck.
Features
One PNG per slide
Every slide is exported at 16:9 with its title and body text.
High resolution
Rendered at 2Γ for sharp text in previews and thumbnails.
Consistent layout
Matches the PPT-to-PDF rendering, so nothing shifts.
Why use this tool
Universal preview
Anyone can view slide images without PowerPoint installed.
Web-ready
Use slides as images on sites, blogs, or social posts.
Supported formats
Input
Output
Frequently asked questions
Does it keep my slide design?
It renders the slide text (title and body) in a clean 16:9 layout β the same rendering as PowerPoint to PDF. Complex themes, animations, and embedded media aren't reproduced.
How are multiple slides delivered?
A single slide returns one PNG; multiple slides return a ZIP with one image per slide, numbered in order.
Your files stay private
Your presentation is processed in server memory and deleted immediately after the images are returned.
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Do more with Premium
Everything here stays free. Premium removes the limits for $3.99/month β or $39.99/year.
Unlimited conversions
No daily cap β convert as much as you need.
100 MB file size
10Γ larger uploads than the free tier.
Ad-free experience
A clean workspace with zero distractions.
Priority processing
Your conversions jump to the front of the queue.