Is it possible to save or export slide to .pdf or .jpg?

Hi Jason!

A "print current slide" feature is a popular request, and I can definitely understand why this would be handy in Storyline. I’ll share your suggestion with our development team!

Hi Alyssa, has the dev team given this request any thought?

Hi Jennifer,

While that feature isn’t currently on our development roadmap, we are working on big improvements that will be helpful for the majority of our customers. You’ll see those rolling out soon! 

And if you're wondering how we manage all of the great feature ideas we receive, check out our process here!

I am also wanting to save a 'certificate' slide as a PDF or jpeg/png - has there been any progress with this?

Hi Jason,

We've yet to implement a certificate feature, but have you looked at the certificate creation here? That'll create an HTML page which is pretty easy to save as a PDF. 

Hi Ashley,

I hadn't come across that actually - great idea, I'll experiment and see what we can come up with. Thanks!

Following up to see if there is yet the capability to save a slide as an image. Similar to how you can publish a single scene to be used within Rise, I'm wanting to create an image to use in Rise. Wondering if I can do this in Storyline, publish it as an image (instead of a storyline file) and use it in Rise. Or, any ideas on how to do something like this? I am hoping to use the characters in Storyline for the image.

Hi Adriel,

If you're just wanting to use the characters from Storyline in Rise, we've been able to do this by right clicking on the picture/character and 'export picture > save picture'.  This seems to keep the transparent background for the characters. If you want the whole slide with a character on it, I'm afraid the best we've come up with is making the slide as big as possible (for higher resolution) and using the Windows 'snipping tool' to capture it.  Hope that helps, Cheers!

There is a workaround. It's best if your story size is full HD (1920x1080) to ensure high quality of the image. Then you just need to follow few simple steps:

1. Once you want to export your entire slide to .png or .jpg you publish the course to Word.

2. Then you right-click on the slide image in the Word doc and choose "Save as Picture..."

3. After that you just save it as .png or .jpg, and end up with a high quality image to be re-used as a hand-out etc. :)

Almost every time I search for something I need it has been asked for years ago,  Then people have to come up with workarounds like this one.  How about right-clicking on the slide and "export slide as..."? I'm sure it's not that hard to implement.