How to save an image from a Google Slides presentation

Look How to save an image from a Google Slides presentation, come on, you've created an amazing Google Slides presentation, but there's a problem.

You want to reuse one of the images you inserted, but for the life of you, you can't remember where you got it from.

If you want to reuse an image you inserted into your Google Slides presentation, the best way is to save it directly from your slides.

You can access this saved image to use in other documents or presentations.

To save an image from Google Slides, follow the steps below.

If you want to extract an image from a Google Slides presentation you created, you'll need to use some workarounds. This guide explains how.

How to save an image using the download tool in Google Slides

One of the best ways to save an image from a Google Slides presentation is to use the built-in slide download tool.

To use the download tool to download images from Google Sides:

1. First, open your Google Slides presentation.
2. Go to Insert > New slide in the top menu. This will create a new slide for you to work on.
3. Select the slide that contains the image you want to download.
4. Then select the image, right-click and select Cut or copy of.
5. Go to the new slide and right click > To paste to paste the image onto the slide.
6. Once the image is on your new slide, resize it to fill the slide's entire canvas area by dragging the corners of the image. One thing to remember, however, is that if the image is not the same aspect ratio as the slide, it will appear stretched. An alternative is to leave white space around the image and place it in the center (or create white shapes to achieve a similar effect).
7. If there are other objects on the slide, such as text or shapes, select them and press the Delete key to remove them.
8. To download the slide (and therefore the image), go to File > Download. From the drop-down menu, choose the type of image you want to download (e.g. JPG or PNG).

The image should now be saved to your PC or Mac, allowing you to use it elsewhere.

How to save an image by uploading it to Google Notes

Unfortunately, Google Slides doesn't allow you to right-click an image and download it. A workaround is to import the image from Google Slides into your Google Keep notes storage, which you can access from Slides.

From there, you can right-click the image and download it directly.

To download an image from Google Slides using Google Notes:

1. Open your Google Slides presentation.
2. Select the slide with the image you want to save from the left menu.
3. Right click on the image.
4. From the pop-up context menu, select Send to Keep. This will open a new menu tab on the right showing the saved file Google Keep grades.
5. If not, click the Guard icon in the menu options on the right.
6. The image will be added to the Keep menu. Right click on the image and select Save Image Asand save the image to your PC or Mac.

How to save an image by copying it to Google Docs and exporting

Another way to save images from Google Slides is to import them into Google Docs. You can export your Docs file and extract the images to your PC.

To extract images from Google Slides using Google Docs:

1. Open your Google Slides presentation.
2. Find the image you want to copy and right-click on it.
3. Select copy of.
4. Then open a new Google Docs document.
5. Right-click on the document and select To paste in the options that appear. This will insert the image into the document.
6. To download the document as a web page, go to File > Download.
7. Select Web page (.html, compressed) in the options that appear.

The file will be downloaded to your device. Extract the zipped file to access the document and image. The image will be saved as a separate file alongside the document text (in another separate file).

Creating Powerful Google Slides Presentations

Now that you've learned how to save images from Google Slides, you can share content created in Slides and use it elsewhere.

If you want to get the most out of Google Slides, try using comments in Google Slides to give feedback and collaborate with others on your presentations.

Templates in Google Slides can also help you create a custom look for your presentations and store them for future use.