PPT to Long Image
Stitch all slides into one tall picture with an adjustable gap
Drag & drop files here
or browse files
Only .pptx is supported (save legacy .ppt decks as .pptx in PowerPoint / WPS first). Everything runs locally in your browser - nothing is uploaded.
About this tool
One tall image is the friendliest format for phone reading: lecture notes, event agendas and product decks become a single scroll - no file flipping for the reader. This tool renders every slide in order and stacks them vertically; set the gap slider to 0 for the seamless "no blank space" look searchers keep asking about.
Pick 1x or 2x clarity; long decks step down automatically to respect the browser canvas ceiling so the stitch always succeeds. The result is a normal image file that chat apps accept directly, generated entirely in your browser.
Features
- All slides stitched automatically - no manual screenshots
- Adjustable 0-80px gap; 0px means seamless
- JPG / PNG output with 1x/2x clarity tiers
- One-click conversion, phone-friendly scrolling, fully local
How to use
- Drop in your .pptx file (save legacy .ppt as .pptx first)
- Pick format, clarity and the slide gap
- Click Convert and wait for render + stitch
- Preview the long image and download it
Frequently asked questions
- What is the easiest way to make a PPT long image?
- Drop the .pptx here and click Convert. Manual screenshot stitching means per-page alignment and visible seams; this renders and stitches in one step with adjustable gap and clarity - the free local alternative to paid Chinese tools.
- How do I get zero blank space between slides?
- Set the gap slider to 0px - slides butt up against each other in a continuous picture. For a little breathing room use 20-40px; both are one click.
- Can I send it straight to chat apps?
- Yes - it is an ordinary image file that chat apps and social feeds accept. For very long decks prefer the 1x tier to keep the image manageable, since chat clients compress oversized images aggressively.
- Why was my clarity tier reduced?
- Browsers cap a single canvas edge (about 16384 px). With many slides at high clarity the multiplier steps down automatically so the stitch can finish; the actually used multiplier is shown after conversion.