pptx-too-heavy

To find which images are making your PowerPoint file size too large, this Skill scans the PPTX archive, measures every embedded media file by size, and maps the heaviest images to their specific slides for quick identification.

The best way to inspect heavy embedded images in a large presentation deck is to analyze the PPTX file and generate a sortable HTML report, which provides a clear preview of the largest media assets and their slide locations.

To convert EMF and TIF images in a PPTX to PNG for easier previewing, the analysis process uses optional LibreOffice and ImageMagick support to transform these assets into viewable formats within the HTML report.

Yes, this PPTX image analysis tool requires python-pptx and Pillow to run, as these dependencies are essential for parsing the presentation structure and measuring the embedded media files.

Yes, you can use this tool to reduce the file size of an oversized presentation for uploading by locating the few images inflating the file, allowing you to decide exactly what to compress or replace.

Without optional LibreOffice or ImageMagick installed, a limitation of the presentation file size analysis is that EMF and TIF asset conversion into PNG previews will not be possible, though core media size measuring still functions.