Extract slide visuals into a searchable image gallery
Upload your deck. Every image, diagram, chart, and figure on every slide becomes a gallery entry with caption, category, and download — in minutes.
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Extracts every embedded image at source resolution
How it works
Three steps. No screenshot tool marathon.
Describe how to organise
Tell Exepad how to group images — by section, by subject, by slide range — and what captions or categories should structure the gallery.
Attach your deck
Upload the .pptx. Exepad extracts every embedded image at source resolution, captures surrounding slide titles as captions, and records the source slide.
Publish the gallery
Your gallery is live with a URL — search, filter, browse, and download originals. Update by re-uploading a revised deck anytime.
Not figures in a slide deck.
A browsable gallery.
Every image, diagram, and chart trapped in your deck gets its own detail page, caption, and download — searchable and shareable individually.
A detail page per image
Every extracted figure gets its own URL with full-resolution view, caption, source slide reference, and download link.
Search and category filters
Search by caption text, filter by category or section, jump to any slide range. No more scrubbing 80 slides to find one diagram.
Download originals anytime
Every image is available at source resolution for download — reuse in your own decks, documents, or publications without degradation.
Share a direct link
Every figure has a stable URL. Paste into Slack, email, or a Notion doc — recipients land directly on that image's page.
See what gets viewed
Track which figures are viewed, downloaded, or linked to most — spotting the visuals that do the real work in your decks.
Mobile-first slide-image viewer
Native-feel swipe viewer on phones — flick between figures from your deck, tap to see which slide they came from, pinch to zoom into diagrams.
Built for PowerPoint visuals
Exepad does the image-extraction work PowerPoint's export never bothers with.
Source-resolution extraction
Images are pulled at their embedded resolution — not the scaled-for-slide version. What was a 2400px photo stays 2400px.
Slide titles become captions
The title of the slide that contains each image becomes the image's caption, with surrounding body text as extended description.
Charts rendered as images + data
Native PowerPoint charts are rendered as images in the gallery but also retain their source data — downloadable for reuse in BI tools.
SmartArt and shapes handled
PowerPoint-specific SmartArt and inline shapes render correctly in the gallery, not just raster photographs.
PowerPoint figures vs. Exepad gallery
Images inside a PowerPoint are trapped — impossible to browse, invisible to search, degraded on reuse. A gallery sets them free.
Everything a PowerPoint full of figures can't do
The figures exist. PowerPoint locks them up. Your gallery gives each one its own page, URL, download, and search signal.
From deck figures to gallery
in one sitting
Your deck's embedded images have nowhere to go. Exepad gives each one a home, a URL, and a way to be found.
Images become gallery pages
Every embedded figure becomes its own page with full-resolution view, metadata, and download — indexable by Google as an image page.
Slide titles become metadata
Slide titles and surrounding text become searchable captions, descriptions, and alt text for accessibility and SEO.
Sections become categories
Section dividers in the deck become category scopes in the gallery — browse figures by topic, not by the order they appeared.
Frequently asked — PowerPoint to Gallery
Ready to extract?
Upload your deck. Get every figure, chart, and diagram as its own page in minutes.