THE LOCAL POWERPOINT COMPRESSOR
Less file. Same big ideas.
Compress PowerPoint images, see what takes up space, and keep the originals that matter. Your presentation stays on your device.
↳ Local processing · No account · Free download
01 / PPT TOOLS
A smaller presentation starts with a closer look.
PPT Tools is a browser-based PPTX compressor. It reduces suitable raster images and removes confirmed unused images while preserving editable slides, vectors, embedded fonts, audio and video.
How to compress a PowerPoint
- 01
Choose a .pptx file or try the sample presentation.
- 02
Review the size diagnosis. Compare images and keep important originals.
- 03
Choose High Quality, Strict Lossless, or a target size, then compress.
- 04
Download the result and check it in PowerPoint before sharing.
100
200
500MB
How to compress a 100 MB, 200 MB or 500 MB PPT
File composition matters more than its total size. Photo-heavy decks may shrink substantially; decks dominated by video or already optimized images may barely change. Large-file success depends on your browser and available memory. A 500 MB file is a testing scenario, not a universal capacity promise. Try a desktop browser, close other tabs, and keep your original.
Choose the right approach
Compare compression workflows
Provider limits and features change. Verify them on each official site; no third-party capacity or transparency claim is assumed here. WeCompress · Smallpdf · iLovePDF
02 / FAQ
Questions, answered.
01Why is my PowerPoint file so huge?+
High-resolution photos, repeated media, embedded fonts and videos can make a deck large. The size diagnosis shows which resources contribute most.
02Will I lose image quality?+
High Quality and Target Size can change raster image detail. Compare images before compressing, or keep an image original. Strict Lossless does not re-encode retained images.
03Are my slides still editable?+
Slide XML, text and chart parts are preserved. This tool does not flatten your presentation into images. Always review the downloaded deck in your presentation software.
04What happens to transparent PNG and vector images?+
Transparent images are never converted to JPEG. SVG and other vector resources are retained unchanged.
05Are videos and embedded fonts compressed?+
No. Audio, video and embedded fonts are retained. If they dominate the file, image compression may have little effect.
06Can I compress an old .ppt or an encrypted file?+
This version accepts .pptx only. Open an old .ppt in PowerPoint and save it as .pptx. Remove password encryption before choosing the file.
07Does it work on Mac and Windows?+
Use a current desktop browser with image decoding and OffscreenCanvas support. Available memory and browser capabilities affect large files.
08Are my files uploaded? Is there a download paywall?+
Presentation processing runs in your browser. No presentation upload, account or payment is needed. Keep your original file and check the result before sharing.