Trying to save powerpoint image as a file format that will scale in premiere pro without losing quality

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Ann+Bens  wrote Like Shooternz says: get the original. PPT images have to be converted first and then they are most of the time useless in Premiere.

the original is always best if it's higher resolution. if you're stuck and only have ppt then you can do the copy/paste from ppt to word mentioned above, then save as from word... then use a tool like Bridge or whatnot to see its resolution... that will tell you the size which was embedded in the ppt doc which may actually be the original.

It's hard to say exactly what you should do without more info on what you're actually trying to export (actual image as in photo image, something that started as vector graphics and so on).

As also mentioned, if you copy/paste directly from ppt, in my brief testing with a full res DSLR photo in a ppt, you only paste the resolution as it appears in the ppt document at the time of copy/paste, not the original item embedded in the ppt which may be the original/larger.

Again, all of this (including everyone else's response) is abstract feedback because specifics are missing. If your ppt has the original then you already have that and just need to extract it properly. If it's rasterized from an original vector graphic, the orig vector is best... but without that, try to get the largest size rasterization per the steps above. Or, if a vector graphic is embedded directly into ppt, a copy/paste of one sort or another should allow you to get it from ppt to Premiere or an intermediate app like Illustrator or the like.

Typo? Jpeg does not have transparancy.

https://forums.adobe.com/people/R+Neil+Haugen  wrote ... And hope the image of the powerpoint file can support that kind of image pixel dimensions. Neil

I was leading up to that but wanted to hear what the OP was actually doing. In my testing, PowerPoint seems to SaveAs or copy/paste images at a resolution matching the current scaling within the document, while apparently retaining the original internally as evidenced from the following... if you copy/paste the photo from PowerPoint to Word, then use Word to SaveAs, it seems you get the original full sized picture file. I'm using Office 2016 to do this testing so can't speak for other versions.

So if OP is trying to save images and having trouble, you might try copy/paste from ppt to word, save as from word to disk, then use that image.