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Extraire les images d’un PowerPoint

Enregistrer les images d’un PowerPoint

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L’outil et les instructions de cette page sont en anglais pour le moment. Il fonctionne de la même façon : tout se passe dans votre navigateur.

Drag & drop a PowerPoint file here

or

PPTX, PPTM, PPSX or POTX (not the old .ppt format)

Your files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Pictures are saved exactly as they are stored in the presentation (no re-compression). If a picture was cropped on a slide, the whole stored picture is saved. The file itself is not changed.

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How to save the pictures from a PowerPoint

  1. Choose the presentation.
  2. Look through the pictures; tick the box to also list videos and sounds.
  3. Download them one by one or all in a ZIP.

Good to know

  • Pictures are saved exactly as stored in the file: no re-compression, no quality loss.
  • File names start with the first slide each picture is on (for example slide03-image5.png).
  • Cropped pictures are saved whole, because PowerPoint keeps the cropped-away parts.
  • EMF and WMF pictures (often logos and charts pasted from Office) are saved but can't be previewed in a browser.
  • Pictures PowerPoint has compressed are only as sharp as what is stored.

Your presentation stays on your device

The file is read and changed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and this site's security policy blocks the page from sending files anywhere.

Questions fréquentes

Can I get the videos out too?

Yes. Tick "Also list videos and sounds". Linked videos (not stored in the file) can't be extracted.

Can I use an old .ppt file?

No. The old PowerPoint 97–2003 format (.ppt) is a different kind of file. Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides or LibreOffice Impress, save it as .pptx, then use that file. To just look at a .ppt, use the PowerPoint Viewer.

Is my presentation uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser, on your device.