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Convert PRO6 to PRO6X

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Is it possible to convert PRO6 to PRO6X?
Yes - PRO6 converts to PRO6X.

In ProPresenter 6, open the document and choose File > Export Document > As Bundle, or right-click the document in the Library and pick Export ProPresenter Bundle, to produce a .pro6x file. The bundle is a ZIP-style archive that embeds the media a plain .pro6 only references, making it ideal for archiving or moving to another computer.

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Why convert PRO6 to PRO6X?

People convert .pro6 to .pro6x when they need to move or archive a presentation with all of its images and videos in one file, since a plain .pro6 only stores links to media on the original computer. Bundling everything into a .pro6x avoids missing-media problems on the destination machine.

How to convert PRO6 to PRO6X

Right-click a Library document

Right-click the presentation in the ProPresenter 6 Library and choose Export ProPresenter Bundle to create the .pro6x archive.

Inspect the bundle as a ZIP

Because .pro6x uses ZIP compression, you can rename or open it with any unzip utility to see the contained .pro6 document and media, though editing should be done in ProPresenter.

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • A .pro6x is a self-contained archive, so it is much larger than the original .pro6 because the media travels inside it.
  • Both files are tied to ProPresenter 6; a .pro6x is meant for archiving or transfer, not for editing outside the app.
  • Media that was missing or broken-linked in the .pro6 will still be missing in the bundle - only currently linked files get packaged.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between .pro6 and .pro6x?
A .pro6 only references external media by path, while a .pro6x bundle embeds the actual media files, making it portable between computers.
How do I open a .pro6x file?
Open or import it in ProPresenter 6, which reads the bundle and restores the document plus its media.
Can I unzip a .pro6x?
Yes - it uses ZIP compression, so a standard archive tool can extract the .pro6 document and media inside.
Why is my .pro6x so large?
Because it contains the presentation's images, audio, and video, not just links to them, so its size reflects all the embedded media.