I have a Microsoft Word 2010 document which I want to save as a .png image file, so I can include it as part of a PowerPoint slide.
In Powerpoint, there's a built in "Save As" option for exporting slides as png image files. However, no such option seems to exist in Microsoft Word.
How can I export a Word 2010 document as a .png image file?
33 Answers
- Install PDFCreator (Free software)
- Open World file
- Ctrl + P
- Select PDFCreator as a Printer
- PDFCreator Dailog open
- Click on the icon beside file for output types(PDF, JPG, PNG etc)
- Select PNG
- Save
There is no native method of exporting a Word document as an image format because the whole point of Word is for word processing.
You will need to export the document to PDF (Save As...) and then use a third party application to export the PDF page(s) to your desired format; and then insert them into the application/document you intend the final result.
3If you are expecting there to be a tool that somehow can save a 50 page Word doc into some image of arbitrary dimensions, then you are out of luck.
However, if you are using Windows and want just a page or screenful of the Word doc, just open the doc and take the built-in Snipping Tool (in All Programs--> Accessories). You can zoom in or out with Word to get more onscreen if needed.
Clip a rectangle around the page or whatever you want in the ppt and save the snip, the default is .png but it saves as .jpg also.