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Every page, its own file
Give the set a name and each page is written out as name-01, name-02, name-03 — as PNG, or JPG at high quality. Pick the pages you want, or take them all in one ZIP.
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Framed for 1920 × 1080
Pages that are not 16:9 are scaled up as far as they will go and centred on a black background with a small margin — so a portrait A4 fills the screen without ever being cropped.
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Or ready for the printer
The print setting renders each page at its true size at 150, 300 or 600 DPI on white — an A4 page becomes 2480 × 3508 pixels at 300 DPI, with nothing trimmed away.
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And back the other way
Drop a pile of photographs and PDFs in, drag them into the order you want, and get one PDF out — on A4, A3, Letter or a 16:9 slide, one to a page or several, with page numbers if you need them.
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For the WebP that will not open
A picture dragged off a website often arrives as WebP or AVIF, and then refuses to open or to drop into a document. Convert it to PNG or JPG — resizing, rotating and renaming on the way if you like.
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A heavy video, made lighter
A video exported from PowerPoint is often several times heavier than the screens need. It is re-encoded by your own computer to the right size for where it is going — the signage, a presentation, an email.
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PowerPoint, straight to the screens
Drop in a PowerPoint and every slide becomes a 1920 × 1080 picture for the Signage app, each under 1.2 MB. You see every slide before saving, and anything that could not be drawn is named under it.