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Resize PowerPoint/JPEG to a specific size
hi Experts
I've been asked to export PowerPoint slides to jpeg format with a resolution of 1920 x 1080.
I know how to save the presentation or a single slide as a jpeg. I've experimented with resizing the jpeg image but either lose part of the image (MS Paint) or find the resolution is not exactly as specified (Light Image). This seems logical to me in that I would expect the image to distort if I try to force it into different dimensions. However, the client says it can be done and wants to include the images in a training video.
Is there some other method? Do I need to resize the PowerPoint slides or something?
I attach a single-slide PowerPoint presentation and a jpeg image created using File Save As etc.
Many thanks for your help.
EE-Sample.pptx
EE-Sample.jpg
I've been asked to export PowerPoint slides to jpeg format with a resolution of 1920 x 1080.
I know how to save the presentation or a single slide as a jpeg. I've experimented with resizing the jpeg image but either lose part of the image (MS Paint) or find the resolution is not exactly as specified (Light Image). This seems logical to me in that I would expect the image to distort if I try to force it into different dimensions. However, the client says it can be done and wants to include the images in a training video.
Is there some other method? Do I need to resize the PowerPoint slides or something?
I attach a single-slide PowerPoint presentation and a jpeg image created using File Save As etc.
Many thanks for your help.
EE-Sample.pptx
EE-Sample.jpg
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Thank you, all. All of the above helped but, as I'm sure you expected, the images are distorted as a result of resizing them. That makes perfect sense to me.
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Thank you, Echo_S. I've decided to just re-create the slides - create a new presentation, copy and paste and adjust accordingly. The slides are to be inserted into a video. Thanks for thinking of resizing for me.
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Thank you all for your help.
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