Split a PowerPoint presentation into separate files
Turn one long deck into several: a file for each slide, equal groups of slides, or exactly the ranges you type. Each part keeps its design, notes and pictures.
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- Merge PDF
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- Crop PDF
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How it works
- Step 1
Choose your .pptx file.
- Step 2
Pick how to cut it: each slide, every N slides, or slide ranges such as 1-3; 5-7.
- Step 3
Download all the parts together as a ZIP.
Why use it
- Layouts, themes, speaker notes and pictures stay in every part, and pictures used only by other slides are left out, so parts stay small.
- A single range extracts just the slides you want.
- Files are named after the slide titles when you split slide by slide.