How to save extract all the images from a PowerPoint presentation

[@divyaapgbc7130]

Was about to save each and every image individually. This is such a life savior. Thanks for sharing this🤝🤝👏

[@InITLearning]

Glad I helped you, kind regards David 👍😀

[@valdasaleksandravicius6800]

Hello! Perhaps you could help out. None of my saved Power Point presentations have the ".pptx" at the end of the title, just the title presented. If I simply add the ".zip" at the end of the title, nothing happens. I tried viewing the files in different ways, but there is never ".pptx" written anywhere.

[@sumarnimg]

In file explorer--> View --> tick the file name extensions checkbox

[@valdasaleksandravicius6800]

Thank you, this helped!

[@InkTheory]

Always wondered how to do this. It did exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a bunch!

[@crazysymbols4053]

Saved me alot of time and helped finish my project in time thanks!

[@InITLearning]

Glad I have been a help kind regards David

[@Artisttreetraining]

THAT WAS AWESOME! Converted a Google slide to ppt, then zip, now I have my image database. Thank you!

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome I’m glad it was helpful 👍

[@bevisiblenz]

You are a legend. Saved me so much time

[@InITLearning]

I’m glad I have been of help, thanks, kind regards David 👍

[@parag7846]

Thanks you very much

[@InITLearning]

You are welcome

[@willjackson6202]

Dude. THANJ YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Exactly what I needed. Have a blessed day my friend :)

[@saitakdemir2228]

I can't tell you what trouble you saved me from. Thank you very much.

[@InITLearning]

You’re very welcome 👍

[@etdigitaldesignsstressfree]

Very helpful and a great time saver, thanks!

[@InITLearning]

Glad it helps thanks David

[@alinav6757]

Man, you are a genius! Thank you so much!

[@InITLearning]

You’re very welcome. Regards David 👍

[@annabearne]

Explanation starts at 2:30: 1. Duplicate the Powerpoint file 2. Change its extention to .zip 3. Within the zipped folder, navigate to ppt > media. This is where all the images are.

[@selimozubek8506]

Really useful information. Thank you very very very much. Loves from Turkey

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome 😊

[@BIBeeman]

Brilliant tutorial

[@monkeyzeetube]

Thank you very much!! you are a lifesaver.. You made my day!

[@InITLearning]

That’s great to hear, regards David 👍😀

[@0mfgl0lzz]

SO so helpful, thanks mate

[@InITLearning]

No problem 👍

[@Prathameshteliprt]

found exactly what i looking for, Thanks

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome

[@polieux]

Nice one, thanks for that!

[@InITLearning]

Thanks, your welcome 👍

[@logodesigncompany]

Excellent video. Thank you so much!

[@InITLearning]

Thank you

[@guynish1]

Awesome..

[@InITLearning]

Thanks

[@OnPoint-Photo]

Wow very useful thank you!

[@InITLearning]

You're welcome!

[@domdomlee7]

very very useful, thanks so much

[@InITLearning]

You are welcome!

[@fllood]

Thank you! genius

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome 👍

[@tasadduqmajeed68]

Thank you so much, Sir

[@andreistoleriu3664]

Good one. It worked but is not the thing I was looking for. Do you know how to export all the slides in individual images, where every animation added on the screen is a different image? For example, on slide 1 I have 3 objects appearing one by one with animation and none of them disappear. I want to be able to export 3 different images so I can have each stage of the slide in one individual image. Thank you!! @InIT Learning

[@PichaDisMedia]

Thank you so much

[@vinodsharma9554]

Thank you so much for your help. Appreciate it 🙏

[@InITLearning]

Happy to help!

[@arturito1994]

thank you mate

[@hasananamul4280]

Thanks a lot for useful tips

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome

[@elgrizo]

Lifesaver .. Thanks

[@InITLearning]

Glad it helped Regards David

[@beaporter5645]

Thanks a lot

[@InITLearning]

You’re very welcome

[@lucid118]

Thank you; that's brilliant! All the other instructions I looked up were incomplete.

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome and thanks 😊

[@_________________________.-]

I don't see this in the update now

[@anamulburhan4492]

Thank you very much.

[@InITLearning]

You are welcome!

[@AnubhavGaming]

thank u so much for this

[@InITLearning]

You're welcome 😊

[@kbracken4805]

This is not working - I'm on a MAC and normally my zip folders open without issue.

[@InITLearning]

Hi you may need to download The Unarchiver for Mac before you go through the process as per the video.

[@binoymondal3295]

On the PPT file just right-click and choose the file to open with Rar or any archive opener then you can find the folders.

[@thuantanhu7122]

Thank you, sir!

[@lisabencic8505]

These do not export in alphabetical order - I.E. Slide30.jpg comes before Slide4.jpg. It should be Slide04.jpg or is there any way to provide a map of the file names to include leading zeros?

[@emiliosadi]

Perfect, thanks!

[@jere6907]

Thanks!

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome 👍

[@rishivishwakarma7173]

Thank you

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome

[@1keeviiin]

THANKS

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome

[@marcuskihn]

Doesn't work on Mac

[@loveandhate441]

interesting pronunciation .... Where are you from ? save = sAIv presentation = presentAIshn

[@InITLearning]

UK

[@loveandhate441]

@@InITLearning Is it a common way of such pronunciation in UK? BTW, I'm not native in English.

[@InITLearning]

I’m sure it is, although we do have regional accents

[@kamyabxd6502]

ty

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@VideoLanxer]

I already did 30 images one by one and came to the idea to find about it

[@InITLearning]

Hope it helps you 👍

[@PichaDisMedia]

Thank you so much for this

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome 👍

[@freecourses6177]

Thanks

[@InITLearning]

You’re welcome