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Learn how to quickly Shorten PPT Size to 120kb online

Modifying your file sizes can help you free up cloud storage, send files via email, and publish or post documents that might exceed the allowed size limit online. Whatever your case, a robust and simple-to-use editing solution makes this task simple.

Various online solutions can help you Shorten PPT Size to 120kb. If you’re looking for a trustworthy, industry-compliant, and secure option, check out pdfFiller.

Here’s how you can Shorten PPT Size to 120kb in a few easy steps.

A brief tutorial on how to Shorten PPT Size to 120kb

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Register for a pdfFiller account or sign in if you have one already.
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Upload your file by importing it from the cloud or uploading it from your device.
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Head to the My Documents tab and locate the document(s) you’ve added.
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Hit the file you would like to downsize, scroll the right panel down and find the Split option.
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Choose the pages you want to split by picking them from the right-hand side panel or indicate page numbers or ranges.
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Rename the freshly created file or leave it as it is.
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Select where you would like your file to be stored: Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.
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Download your file to your computer by clicking the Download Now button.

If you encounter troubles splitting your papers, our customer service team will happily aid. Click on Feedback, identify your matter, thus hitting Publish.

With pdfFiller, it's always easy to Shorten PPT Size to 120kb no matter your device. Don’t worry about sacrificing your file quality after reducing its size-our tool takes care of resolution issues. It will help you complete the job within minutes while keeping file quality. Our advanced features also allow you to change, arrange, order, annotate and shield and certify online documents.

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STEPS TO COMPRESS IMAGES: WINDOWS - MICROSOFT POWERPOINT Open your PowerPoint file. Select a slide that contains an image or picture. Select the image or picture. Click the Picture Format ribbon at the top of the screen. Click Compress Pictures.
To minimize the file increase, embed only those characters used in the presentation. Go to File > Options > Save. Under Preserve fidelity when sharing this presentation, select Embed fonts in the file, and then select Embed only the characters used in the presentation.
Uncompressed pictures are a common cause of large PowerPoint files. When photos are added to PowerPoint slides, they're saved in their full resolution in case they need to be zoomed or cropped while editing the slide, or in case the slides will be displayed on a very large projector screen.
“Print” option for the File Menu. Your PowerPoint presentation is now saved as PDF document and will have a smaller file size. option, “Save as PDF”. You may also select “Compress PDF,” which will further decrease your file size.
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