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In daily office work and creation, you might occasionally need to convert each slide of PPT and PPTX format files into JPG images. This method can significantly enhance efficiency in various scenarios. When sharing presentation content on social media platforms like Weibo and Instagram, JPG images are more suitable for direct display than PPTX format and can be quickly and easily uploaded to platforms, preserving the visual effect of the content. When creating web content or PDF reports, and needing to embed slides from presentations, converting them to JPG format makes it easier to insert them. Additionally, PPT and PPTX files might face compatibility issues on different devices or versions, leading to problems such as not opening or font layout changes. JPG images can avoid these issues, ensuring consistent display on any device. Below is an introduction on how to convert each page of a large number of PowerPoint slide files into corresponding JPG images and place them in separate folders, supporting various file formats such as PPT, PPTX, PPSX, and POTX.

During PowerPoint presentations, it's common to accidentally click the wrong mode in a rush. If you convert PPT and PPTX formats to PPS format, it can quickly solve this problem. PPS is a presentation format of PowerPoint that opens in full-screen mode, allowing you to quickly enter presentation mode. Additionally, the older PPS format from Office 2003 can perfectly accommodate older systems and software versions, so there's no need to worry about compatibility issues in certain situations. When playing multiple files continuously at large conferences, converting them to PPS eliminates concerns about mistakenly entering edit mode and allows for quick switching to auto-play. In the case of large advertising screens, using PPS for automatic looping also avoids the manual operation required with PPT and PPTX formats. Many governments and schools still use Office 2003, which often can't open newer PPTX slides, but can play PPS format without issue. Below is an introduction on how to convert a large number of PPT and PPTX formats to PPS format at once, while also supporting various file formats such as PPSX, POT, and POTX.

Having stored a large number of BMP format images, one might face challenges in certain professional settings where they cannot be used. At this time, you can convert BMP format to TIFF format. Although the file size is quite large, the professionalism of TIFF format is very powerful, and it supports multi-page storage, making it suitable for albums and magazine layouts. For example, during the printing process, TIFF can more accurately reproduce printing colors compared to BMP format, eliminating color difference issues. At the same time, hospital CT, MRI images are also suitable for TIFF format, as it can store 16-bit color depth, displaying the finest diagnostic details. Even art galleries use TIFF to store digital archives of paintings. While BMP is a lossless format, the most important aspect of TIFF is the prevention of detail loss. Below is an introduction on how to convert hundreds or thousands of BMP format images into TIFF format at once, ensuring its strong professionalism and industry compatibility, while also supporting various image formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, SVG.

In daily handling of PowerPoint slide files, the need to individually convert the cover or the first two pages of PPT, PPTX into JPG images is extremely widespread. For example, in enterprise document management, thumbnails are often generated for each file to quickly browse document topics and enhance retrieval efficiency. In educational platforms, extracting only the cover of courseware to create course catalogs can also visually display course content, making it convenient for learners to choose quickly. When uploading to social media for promotion, the first and second pages of PPT slides can be extracted individually for article illustrations or event preview materials, without worrying about core content leakage. This precise content extraction of selecting specific pages from PPT, PPTX slides and converting them into JPG can significantly improve efficiency. Below is an introduction on how to batch extract specific slide pages from a large number of PowerPoint files, while also supporting multiple file formats such as PPS, PPSX, POT, POTX.

In modern society, the pursuit of office automation and efficient presentations has made converting multiple PPTX slides into the macro-enabled PPTM format an important way to enhance work efficiency. This is typically used in scenarios requiring automated processing and interactive displays. For instance, corporate marketing departments can use the macro functionality of PPTM to automatically update sales data, significantly reducing the time needed for report preparation. For e-commerce data analysis, inserting macro code into the PPTM format can automatically retrieve the latest sales data from the database. Teachers can convert regular presentation slides into PPTM to add interactive features like automatic grading and random question generation. Below is an introduction on how to batch convert a large number of PPTX slides into the macro-enabled PPTM format to quickly enhance work efficiency, while also supporting multiple file formats such as PPT, PPS, PPSX, POT, and POTX.

In stored presentations, there are still old PPT formats. Converting Office 2003 PPTs to Office 2007 PPTX format is the correct choice for modern office work, solving many practical work problems. After standardizing the use of PPTX format, in enterprise document management, the file size is reduced, saving a significant amount of storage space; PPTX supports advanced animations and high-definition images, and old version PPTs received from clients can be converted to PPTX to immediately use the latest design templates to create exquisite presentations. At the same time, if PPTX is damaged, it is easier to repair, which is very practical when handling important files. Here is how to batch convert a large number of old PPT format slides to the new PPTX format, making slide files smoother, improving work efficiency, and supporting multiple file formats such as PPS, PPSX, POT, and POTX.

When processing PDF documents daily, you may occasionally encounter compatibility issues and poor sharing effects when viewing PDFs on mobile phones or sharing them on social media. At this time, merging and splicing PDF content into a single JPG long image can solve most of these problems. For example, after operations personnel convert a PDF product manual into a complete long image, the reading experience on various social platforms can be improved by several levels, and users no longer need to zoom in and out to view the PDF; e-commerce personnel can extract a PDF of product details into a complete JPG long image and upload it to the online store, making the loading speed faster, allowing consumers to see all the information at a glance; teachers can also convert PDF courseware content into a long image when handling classroom files, allowing students to save it to their phones for easy preview, without missing important information due to having to page through. Here is an introduction on how to convert a large number of PDF documents into a corresponding large number of complete JPG long images in one go.

In daily office work, dealing with a large number of Excel files is common, but opening each file to check the number of sheets can be very tedious. At this time, we can automatically add the total number of sheets to the beginning of the file name. For example, financial personnel need to handle hundreds of reports every month, each containing many sheets. By adding the total number of sheets to the front of the file name, you can know how many sheets are inside without opening the file, preventing the omission of important data; engineering project personnel need to manage technical documents, and having the total sheet count at the beginning of Xls, Xlsx file names immediately shows the completeness of the files; HR managing employee files with the total number of sheets at the file start can also make the completeness of records clear at a glance. Below is an introduction on how to batch add the total sheet count to the very beginning of thousands of Xls, Xlsx worksheet file names, greatly improving file management efficiency, and also supporting Word, PDF, PPT format files.

In everyday design work, PSD format, as a dedicated format for Photoshop, supports professional features like layers, masks, and adjustment layers, which can make design work much more efficient. When handling hundreds or thousands of BMP format product or material images, converting BMP images to PSD increases retouching efficiency several times. PSD format can retain vector paths, adapting to different screen sizes. Photographers with original BMP photos can convert them to PSD to preserve all color grading parameters losslessly, while the game art industry can use it for layered drawing of character artwork and scene textures. Ordinary content creators can also create cover images and posters with ease. Here, we introduce how to batch convert multiple BMP formats into layered PSD format, accomplishing hundreds of images in seconds, while also supporting multiple image formats such as JPEG, PNG, TIF, WEBP, and SVG.

When creating an e-commerce website, do you often encounter the problem of BMP images being too large and taking up too much space? We can choose to convert them to AVIF format, which can reduce the image size several times without losing quality, greatly improving the webpage loading speed when placed on the site. For photography enthusiasts and designers, AVIF format has more notable advantages. It can not only fully preserve the high quality of BMP but also supports transparent backgrounds and richer colors, making it suitable for high-definition displays. Additionally, converting BMP format images in databases to AVIF format can quickly reduce their storage size, speeding up computer image processing and saving a lot of space. Below is an introduction on how to batch convert hundreds or thousands of BMP format images to AVIF format, significantly reducing file size while maintaining near-lossless quality, and also supporting multiple image formats like JPG, JPEG, PNG, TIF, WEBP, SVG, etc.

TGA format has the characteristics of supporting alpha channels and high-quality lossless compression, offering irreplaceable advantages in multiple fields. In game development, TGA is one of the standard formats for game textures. When adding transparency effects to characters or scenes, BMP format, although a lossless image format, does not support alpha channels. Therefore, BMP textures must be converted to TGA, which is very common in game engines like Unity and Unreal. This situation also occurs in film post-production, where TGA format can better preserve image quality when processing sequence frames in After Effects, facilitating special effects composition. In 3D design, TGA format can perfectly render materials like glass and water patterns that require transparency effects, which BMP format cannot achieve. Below is an introduction on how to batch convert a large number of BMP bitmaps to TGA format at once, achieving efficient format conversion, and also supporting multiple image formats like JPG, JPEG, PNG, TIF, and SVG.

WEBP format is the main image format for enhancing network performance and reducing operational costs. Addressing issues like the large size and slow loading of BMP format, converting to WEBP format can effectively reduce image size while maintaining image quality to optimize bandwidth. It is often used in web content delivery to significantly shorten average page load times, or to greatly reduce the storage needs of e-commerce platforms with thousands of product images. Converting to WEBP not only fully supports modern browsers but also reduces most of the upload waiting time on social platforms. So how can we batch convert hundreds of BMP images, which are lossless and large in size, into the resource-saving and cost-effective WEBP format? Here is a recommended technique, completing the conversion in three steps, supporting multiple image formats like JPG, JPEG, PNG, TIF, and SVG.

In our work, we often encounter situations where we need to convert a bunch of new version PowerPoint formats into old version compatible PPT formats. Although PPTX is more advanced, supporting animations, high-definition images, and more advanced features, sometimes we have to convert for compatibility with old systems and software or for platform upload requirements. For example, many companies and schools are still using Office 2003 or even earlier versions that cannot open PPTX files, requiring conversion to PPT for proper display; company or organization document management may also only accept PPT format to unify dozens or even hundreds of files. So how can we convert a large number of new PPTX formats into old compatible PPT formats? Here, we recommend a practical method to convert a large number of PPTX slides at once, also supporting POTX, PPSX, PPTM, and other slide formats.

When handling hundreds of PDF documents, having to open each PDF one by one to find a contract's signature page, a thesis abstract, or a product manual's parameter table is particularly time-consuming. At this point, batch converting specified pages (such as the first, second, or third page) of these PDF documents into JPG image format allows for quick preview of key content. Moreover, JPG images are much smaller than PDF files, making them especially convenient to share with others for viewing. Important key information becomes small images that can be stored on mobile devices for easy access at any time, eliminating concerns about PDFs not opening or loading slowly. So how can we batch extract and convert key pages from hundreds or thousands of PDF files into JPG images? Here's a method that can directly boost efficiency by several times!

The BMP format generally lacks compression capabilities and has poor metadata support. Converting to TIF can effectively ensure image quality integrity and long-term readability through lossless compression, multi-page storage, and rich metadata support, achieving efficient image management. When printing and publishing BMP format images, they result in very large file sizes and lack the color management functions required for professional printing. The TIF format not only supports the CMYK color mode to ensure accurate print colors, but its lossless compression also guarantees print quality, while significantly reducing image size. So, how can we batch convert a large number of BMP images into TIF format at once? Here's a method to avoid unnecessary operations and support multiple image formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, SVG for conversion.