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How to Save a Powerpoint Slide as an Image in Powerpoint for Office 365

posted on March 17, 2019

Creating a presentation in Microsoft Powerpoint provides you with the ability to present a large amount of information to an audience in a format that is easily digestible. By segmenting important ideas and information into individual slides you can make it easier for people to focus on one thing at a time.

But occasionally you may have a specific point on one of the slides in your presentation that you would like to share with someone, or put into a document or Web page. But rather than sending or embedding the entire slideshow, you can elect to save that one slide as a picture and share it however you need.

Save Powerpoint Slide as Image in Powerpoint for Office 365

The steps in this article were performed in the Powerpoint for Office 365 version of the application that is included as part of the Office subscription. Once you have completed these steps you will have created a new image file of the slide that you have selected.

Step 1: Open the slideshow containing the desired image in Powerpoint.

Step 2: Choose the specific slide from the list at the left side of the window.

select the slide

Step 3: Click the File tab at the top-left of the window.

open the file menu

Step 4: Select the Save As option in the left column.

choose the save as option

Step 5: Choose where you want to save the picture file.

Step 6: Type the name for the picture into the field at the top of the window, click the dropdown menu underneath it and choose the JPEG File Interchange Format option. You can alternatively choose one of the other image types (.gif, .png, .tif, .bmp) if you prefer.

how to save a single slide as a picture in powerpoint

Step 7: Click the Save button.

click the save button

Step 8: Choose the Just This One option.

select the just this one option

You will then be able to find the picture file in the location that you selected in step 5 above.

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