There is an easier option. With your presentation open, click File, Save as, and set the type of e. JPG and then export one or all slides. Depending on your needs and output monitor, that is considered as high-quality already, definitely good quality. So when you insert this on your website and it shows low-quality or blurry afterwards, then there is probably nothing wrong with the image itself and then you have to look into the website specific information.
Do you have something compressing images on that side? Save the image again from the web browser and check out its resolution. Is it? Hello, Thanks for the prompt and thorough response. I am experiencing a new problem. Today before I attempted your suggestion 1, I checked the previously saved image properties and found it was now at pixels x pixels, so I attempted to follow your suggestion to save the image from one slide.
Could any of these settings be impacting my final product? Regarding your suggestion 2, I am using a 3rd party infographics web site see link below where I am wanting to import an image and adjust it to fit into provided templates. Once the image is sized down to about an inch, it loses recognition, becoming just a blur.
Thanks in advance for any guidance that you may provide. I apologize for the long winded description but I wanted to be thorough and not waste any of your time. Best, Steve. Steve, one step back to the correct save as process. You are almost there. After that, it will ask you if you want to export the current slide only, or all slides of a presentation.
When you choose all slides, then it will create a new folder at your location, with files named slide1, slide2 etc. Try to do that first, so that we have a good and clean start. Maybe try to get the save as done correctly and then retry.
Maybe you can send in the picture as well, or a link to it, so that we can confirm that the outputted image is correct. Note that px is way to small for a full screen image or poster. But maybe you are using a smaller medium…. Hello, Thanks for your continued support on this matter. What am I missing? I am using Windows 10 Home with Office on a 64 bit operating system, if that helps?
My ultimate goal is to be able to quickly save each of my original art works from Powerpoint in jpeg and have the professional quality resolution that you have described in your article. I often need to adhere to various web site requirements and the need to reduce or increase the art work size in appearance depending on the desired project while retaining the highest quality resolution. I am determined to solve this riddle and am hoping that you are able and willing to guide me in the right direction.
I have reached a point of frustration but I must conquer the beast. That does not seem to be true. That is the only way to export high-quality images! Try that and check out the resolution of the saved image. Thanks for your patients in helping me address this challenge of mine.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend. That resolution sounds much better indeed. That is what people call high-resolution pictures. Great to read that it is working now for you. Have a nice weekend too, what rests of it. Great explanation! For once a positive experience of following instructions step by step and not running into a problem! Thank you, it helped a lot! I have a problem when using your way.
Could you please give me advice? Thank you. Thank you for the great article! Maybe you need this. You can enter an explicit pixels value as slide size in PowerPoint.
I managed to get from 96 to dbi. What is your version of PowerPoint? Can you export your registry settings just that part and paste it here? I see that you have used value instead of But that should work too. Tell me: what is your slide size? So when you have e. There seems to be a maximum on the pixels, being Are you hitting that?
What is your slide size? It is the same with and dpi. I did so and exported with dpi. Then I lowered to dpi. No, scaling is something different. You need to start with a proper slide size. That reflects how big the slide, and later on the image is.
Hi Joe. Thought as much. Still exports at the default resolution. Where do you see that in your registry? Curious what is it. Feedback is welcome. This populated the necessary registry sub-keys. It transpires quite a few were missing.
Perhaps as a consequence of Office being pre-installed by the laptop manufacturer, which I then licensed. This is simply great! Thank you for the clear instructions and wonderful advices. It helped and will help too. Thank you again! I ant to change the settings in registry as per your tutorial to save slides in high resolution jpeg. But unable to find the registry entry :. Pls help!! Do you find it? What is the path? Sorry, never seen this before. Try to post your problem here in the PowerPoint section: answers.
There are some PPT experts watching there. Hello there is a good news!!!!! I re-installed the office 64 bit version. I presume ,earlier the default version was installed. After re-installation , i checked the registry, the required path was available.
Happy ME :. I made the changes accordingly and now it is perfect. The exported slides are now dpi. I will use Walmart Photo Center to order wooden plaque. They require JPG file, but did not specify dpi. Give me your quote. You can do it yourself by using PowerPoint. But sure, send in your file and we will send back the jpgs free of charge. No problem with a one-time action. Can you help me with this? My office version is 64 bit, should my DWord key still be 32, or should it be 64?
Regardless, I can only get dpi. The save works, but still only Thanks for the guide. Is there a way to get this to work when you save powerpoint objects as images i. How can I change my image resolution with ppt ? Bonjour Stephan, how do you mean there is no regedit? Best Portable Monitors. Best Gaming Keyboards.
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