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Author Info Last Updated: March 11, Part 1. Change the export resolution. To do this use the registry editor. Hit OK to execute the open command. This will open the Windows Registry Editor for some special settings that you can change.
Depending on the version of Office that you have installed and are using , you have to open Those are the internal version numbers as Microsoft have set them.
Try to set that to 72 and export again. Personally I always export with DPI. That is mostly too large, but then I use another tool to resize it to the desired smaller size. That is easier that continuously changing the registry value. Sure you can play with the values, but remember, here that value is dpi or dots per inch. And what you are writing, is then probably the total number of pixels of the exported image.
Your email address will not be published. Default export resolution Well, that is the default resolution of PowerPoint when you export to images. Change export resolution There is a method to change the resolution of the images that you export in PowerPoint.
This will open the Windows Registry Editor for some special settings that you can change. It looks like this:. We are using Microsoft Office , so we open the From now on, you can use Microsoft PowerPoint to generate high quality images from your presentation!
Important note from some of our users. Some signal that it is not working when you accidentally entered a HEX value first. Changing it afterwards to decimal, does not fix the problem. In that case, delete the entry and create it again, but set it to decimal first, before you enter the value! Your browser does not support the video tag. Karel De Tremerie on October 13, at This topic as very useful for me.
You gave a very clear explanation. Admin on October 13, at Graag gedaan Karel. Leuk om te horen! Jeehan on October 24, at Admin on October 24, at Karen on November 11, at I tried this last night. Excellent instructions. Thank you! Shivam Agrawal on December 10, at It does work.
Thank You very much!!!! Mudit on December 14, at Thankyou so much! It works! Eileen G on January 10, at Admin on January 11, at Sam Gitonga on January 12, at John on January 21, at Admin on January 22, at Dayna on February 12, at Admin on February 12, at Dayna on February 13, at Admin on February 13, at Thanks — here it is… Windows Registry Editor Version 5.
I know Dayna. Thanks for the confirmation Jherome on February 24, at Straight forward! Thank you so much! Mustafa on April 8, at Can you help me out whats going wrong here? Windows Registry Editor Version 5. David Mackie on April 8, at This was a really helpful article that was easy to follow and worked perfectly. Admin on April 8, at Can you confirm that you are running PowerPoint on this computer, Mustafa?
Steve G on April 11, at Admin on April 11, at Admin on April 12, at Steve G on April 13, at Best regards, Steve. Admin on April 13, at Steve G on April 15, at Admin on April 15, at Diana on May 7, at Ngoc on May 17, at Admin on May 17, at Sarah on July 7, at Does this work with Mac?
I have MS Office installed. Admin on July 7, at Hi Sarah, no sorry, that is for Windows only. Not sure about Mac. Nadia on July 12, at Thanks so much, my files now have clear images. Wess on July 19, at Admin on July 19, at Admin on August 16, at Appreciated your feedback Uzma!
Ody Coyoca on August 20, at Admin on August 20, at If you want you can create a trouble ticket in our system and exchange some screenshots! Hugo on September 4, at By the way, with current day printers, a value of is not at all out of order. Viktorio on October 2, at Admin on October 2, at Viktorio on October 3, at Is not it like in MS Word: scale?
Do I have to do something else? Admin on October 3, at Joe on October 29, at Do you have a workaround for the Mac version of PowerPoint? Admin on October 29, at JoeW on November 21, at Admin on November 21, at That is the same as Office so 16! Any thoughts? OfficeAddin] Bit of a mystery! Thanks for the input on this.
JoeW on November 22, at Update: This was resolved for me by re-installing Office This populated the necessary registry sub-keys. Admin on November 22, at Good news for you! Thanks for the feedback! Christine on February 22, at Javier on March 4, at Thank you very much, this help me to export a big collage that I was making on power point.
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Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Note: Carry out the following steps carefully and calmly. If you change the registry incorrectly, you may experience problems! Search for the desired resolution, e.
Theoretically you can enter even higher values up to dpi but only if you use PowerPoint or later. You can now decide whether you want to export only a specific or all slides of your presentation. The slide will be saved in the selected format and resolution in the location you have just specified. Yes you can. However, it's not possible within PowerPoint itself, you need to change a value in the Windows registry.
Check this blog post to learn how to change the PowerPoint export resolution. You must first change a value in the Windows registry to change the export resolution. How you can do this you can read in our tutorial. Then go to "Save as" in the "File" tab and select a suitable image format in the file type field.
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