Share a presentation as images

You can export a presentation as a series of image files created for each page. Depending on the image file type chosen, the export options may differ, such as the compression settings supported.

For video pages, the exported image uses the first frame of the video as the image for the page. The image of a map page is the full extent view of the page. Any elements that are placed outside of a page border are not exported to the output image files.

You can export to the following image file formats:

  • AIX—Adobe Illustrator Exchange format
  • BMP—Bitmap
  • EMF—Enhanced Metafile
  • EPS—Encapsulated PostScript
  • JPEG—Joint Photographic Experts Group
  • PNG—Portable Network Graphics
  • SVG—Scalable Vector Graphic
  • SVGZ—Scalable Vector Graphic Zipped
  • TGA—Truevision Graphics Adapter
  • TIFF—Tag Image File Format
  • Animated GIF—Graphic Interchange Format, supports simple animation.

To learn about the properties available for each export file format, see Introduction to exporting a map or layout, as the settings are the same for a presentation.

To export a presentation as images, do the following:

  1. With the presentation view active, on the Disseminate tab, in the Output group, click Export Presentation Export Presentation.
  2. In the Export Presentation pane, under the Properties tab, select the file type and review the location and name for the output file in the Name text box. To make a change, type in the text box or click the Browse button Browse to select another location on disk.
  3. Review or update any of the provided image size, compression (if applicable), and specific image file type settings.
  4. Under the Page Settings tab, accept All or configure a preferred page range by choosing Current page, Last page, Odd pages only, Even pages only, or Pages to set a custom page range.
  5. Click Export.

    A progress bar appears at the bottom of the pane.

  6. When the export is finished, click View exported file to open the destination folder with the image files.

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