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Compress PowerPoint Files Online: Free

Reduce PowerPoint file size while keeping every slide intact. Perfect for email attachments and uploads.

Slides, text & animations untouched3 quality levels incl. losslessLegacy .ppt auto-upgraded to .pptxOriginal returned if no savingsGuest files auto-delete in about 2 hours

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Hoe te converteren

1

Upload your PowerPoint file (.pptx or .ppt) by dragging it into the upload area or clicking to browse.

2

Choose a compression level: Low (lossless repack), Medium (recommended), or High (smallest file).

3

Click Compress: embedded images are optimized and the archive is repacked with maximum deflate.

4

Download your smaller .pptx. If no savings were possible, you get your original back unchanged.

Over PowerPoint Compressor

PowerPoint decks gain weight quickly. Drop in a few phone photos, paste some full-resolution screenshots, add a stock image per slide, and a 20-slide presentation can easily pass 50 MB: too large for most email gateways, slow to upload to Teams or SharePoint, and sluggish to open on older laptops. Our PowerPoint compressor reduces PPTX file size by up to 90% while leaving every slide exactly as you designed it.

The tool works with the file's real structure rather than blindly re-saving it. A PPTX file is a ZIP archive following the Office Open XML standard: slides are small XML files, and nearly all of the weight sits in the ppt/media/ folder as embedded JPEG and PNG images, frequently stored at full camera resolution even when they occupy a quarter of a slide. The compressor re-encodes those images with quality-tuned settings, downscales pictures that are dramatically larger than any projector will ever display, strips redundant data, and repacks the whole archive with maximum deflate compression. Slide text, animations, transitions, layouts, embedded fonts, and speaker notes are untouched.

Pick the level that fits. Low is effectively lossless: images are left alone and the archive is simply repacked with stronger deflate settings, a safe choice when pixel-perfect imagery matters. Medium, the recommended default, re-encodes images at high visual quality and trims oversized ones; the difference is invisible on a projector. High applies more aggressive quality tuning and downscaling for the smallest possible file: ideal for email or archiving.

Honest results, no surprises. Savings depend on what is inside the deck. Photo-heavy presentations routinely shrink 50–90%, while a text-and-shapes deck has little raster data to optimize. If compression cannot produce a smaller file, you simply get your original back: never a "compressed" copy that is somehow bigger. Legacy .ppt presentations are first upgraded to the modern .pptx format, then compressed.

Private by design. Files transfer over HTTPS, are processed in an isolated server-side directory, and automatically delete (after about two hours without an account; account files follow your plan): the download card also offers a Delete File Now button if you want them wiped immediately. Free accounts can compress presentations up to 500 MB. Once your deck is lighter, convert it to a shareable PDF with PPTX to PDF, shrink companion files with Compress Word, or optimize handouts with Compress PDF.

Veelvoorkomende toepassingen

  • •Get a photo-heavy deck under email attachment limits (typically 10-25MB)
  • •Speed up uploads to Teams, SharePoint, Google Slides, and LMS platforms
  • •Shrink lecture and training decks so they open quickly on older laptops
  • •Reduce storage used by archived quarterly and sales presentations
  • •Make conference decks small enough to share in chat apps like Slack and WhatsApp

Hoe het werkt

PPTX files are ZIP archives following the Office Open XML (OOXML) standard. Our compressor unpacks the archive, re-encodes the JPEG and PNG images in ppt/media/ with quality-tuned encoding, optionally downscales oversized images, then repacks everything with maximum deflate compression. The Low level is lossless: it only repacks the archive without touching images. Slide XML, animations, fonts, and notes pass through byte-identical, and legacy .ppt files are upgraded to .pptx before compression.

Ondersteunde formaten

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Veelgestelde vragen

No. Compression only touches the embedded images inside the ppt/media/ folder of the archive. Slide layouts, text, animations, transitions, embedded fonts, and speaker notes are passed through exactly as they were.
That's up to you. The Low level is fully lossless: it only repacks the ZIP container. Medium re-encodes images at high visual quality that's indistinguishable on a projector or laptop screen, and High trades some image fidelity for the smallest possible file.
Without an account, files can be up to 100 MB. A free account raises that to 500 MB, Pro to 2 GB and Business to 10 GB.
Yes. Files are uploaded over HTTPS, processed in an isolated server-side directory, and automatically deleted (after about two hours without an account; account files follow your plan). The download card includes a Delete File Now button if you want everything wiped immediately. We never index, share, or repurpose your slides.
Yes. Legacy .ppt presentations from PowerPoint 97-2003 are automatically upgraded to the modern .pptx format first, then compressed. The output is a .pptx that opens in any current version of PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.
Savings come almost entirely from embedded images. If your deck is mostly text and shapes, or its photos were already optimized before insertion, there is little left to squeeze. In that case the tool returns your original file unchanged: you will never receive a compressed file that is larger than the input.
Yes. Embedded video streams are repacked losslessly: they are never re-encoded, so playback quality is unchanged. Keep in mind that images are where the real savings are: a deck whose size is dominated by video will shrink less than a photo-heavy one.
Yes. The compressor is fully browser-based: there is nothing to install. It works the same on macOS, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, iPhone, and Android.

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