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How to Compress PPT to 10kb
Learn how to Compress PPT to 10kb with pdfFiller
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Go to pdfFiller website and sign in to your account
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Click Add New and browse for a file you need to compress; sync your cloud storage account to search for documents from it
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Additionally, browse the pdfFiller library for a template you need
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If you have already uploaded the file to your account, go to My Documents to find and open it
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Click the Split option in the right-hand menu to Compress PPT to 10kb
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Select the pages you need to separate from the original file by clicking on them
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Alternatively, you can divide the document in a half and keep the pages you need in it
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Type file titles to each of them or leave them with generic names
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Click Split and wait for the process to complete
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Save the results by clicking Download Now
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How to Use the Compress PPT to 10kb Feature in pdfFiller
We understand that file size can be a concern when working with PowerPoint presentations. That's why pdfFiller offers a convenient Compress PPT to 10kb feature to help you reduce the size of your PowerPoint files without compromising their quality. Follow these simple steps to make the most of this feature:
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Open the pdfFiller website and log in to your account.
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Click on the 'MyBox' tab at the top of the page to access your stored files.
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Locate the PowerPoint presentation you want to compress and click on it to open it in the pdfFiller editor.
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Once the presentation is open, click on the 'Tools' tab in the top menu.
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From the dropdown menu, select the 'Compress PPT to 10kb' option.
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Wait for the compression process to complete. This may take a few moments depending on the size of your presentation.
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After the compression is finished, you will be prompted to save the compressed file. Choose a location on your computer and click 'Save'.
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Congratulations! You have successfully compressed your PowerPoint presentation to 10kb using pdfFiller's feature.
By following these steps, you can easily reduce the file size of your PowerPoint presentations without sacrificing their quality. Enjoy the benefits of a smaller file size, making it easier to share and store your presentations. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team. We're here to help!
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How do I compress the size of a PowerPoint to email?
Select an image or picture in the slides.
Click the Picture Tools tab on the top ribbon.
Next, select the Format tab.
Under the adjust segment, click on the Compress icon.
Select your preferred compression size.
Select delete cropped area
How do I reduce large PowerPoint file size?
Compress pictures.
Insert pictures instead of copying and pasting.
Use smaller image files.
Convert images to a different file type.
Save a copy of images with artistic effects.
Compress audio and video.
Link to audio or video files.
Why is my PPT file so big?
Saving as earlier-version PowerPoint files PowerPoint 97 (PC) and PowerPoint 98 (Mac) and all later PowerPoint versions compress images. Earlier versions of PowerPoint don't. If you Save As to any format that includes PowerPoint 95 or 4 in the name, your PPT file sizes will get very large if they include images.
How do I reduce the size of a PPT file?
To get started with image compression, select an image inside your PowerPoint PPT file. On the ribbon, you'll see a Picture Tools > Format tab. Click on this tab, and then find the Compress Pictures option. Choose the Picture Tools > Format > Compress Pictures option to start compressing an image in PowerPoint.
How do I reduce the size of a PowerPoint presentation 2010?
Open your PowerPoint file.
Select a slide that contains an image or picture.
Select the image or picture.
Click the Format Picture ribbon at the top of the screen.
Click Compress (to the right of the Transparency icon).
Click the Picture Quality drop down and choose Best for Sending in Email (96 ppi).
How do I make a PowerPoint file smaller?
Navigate to the File tab in PowerPoint, and the Info page should be selected. If you have video files in your PowerPoint the first button on this page will be to 'Compress Media'. Click this button and choose the quality you want PowerPoint to compress your file to.
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