The ' i ' I have tried -5 to 20, but only 0-5 make some difference, the other exported files is the same with i = 1(which is JPG file), and I have looked around all the files, they are all binary file which can not be SVG file, so, how can I export Shapes to SVG？īy the way, I also have tried in VBA directly, and got the same result.Popular image formats such as JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and BMP have one prominent, albeit undesirable, characteristic: their resolution is affected by magnification/zooming. Anyway, I have tried the following code: doc.Slides(1).Shapes('Rectangle 3').Export(file_path, i)

I have updated the PowerPoint to the latest version and use makepy.py which from pywin32 to create a new py file from Microsoft PowerPoint 16.0 Object Library(2.c) named 91493440-5A91-11CF-8700-00AA0060263Bx0x2x12.py, I have compared the old file and the new file, they do have some differences, see the picture the difference between the new file and the old, but in the 'Shapes Export' aspect they seems to be the same, see the picture ppShapeFormat.

The code is really OK because if I change the 'svg' to 'png' or 'jpg' it works just fine. Installed converter supports this file type. Slide.Export : PowerPoint can't export the slide(s) because no Ppt = wc.Dispatch('PowerPoint.Application') PowerPoint can't export the slide(s) because no installed converterĪctually what I want to do is that export the file by python(which use the pywin32 module), the code is: from win32com import client as wc But I can not do it with the VBA in PowerPoint Application, however I can export the 'pptx' format file to a 'png' or 'jpg' or another format file with the VBA in the PowerPoint Application.The code in the VBA is: Sub test() A 'pptx' format file should be able to export to a 'svg' file or some 'svg' files (just one slide to one 'svg' file) in the latest version of PowerPoint(the function is newly in the September of 2019), I can do it in PowerPoint Application.

How to convert a file to svg format