PRO6X PRO
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Convert PRO6X to PRO

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

Install ProPresenter 7 and use File > Import > Import File to bring the .pro6x in, or run the ProPresenter 6-to-7 library migration; either way the presentation is stored going forward as a .pro file. The conversion is one-way, so keep your originals.

Also to PRO: PRI · PRO6

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Last verified Oct 2026

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Why convert PRO6X to PRO?

ProPresenter 7 replaced the version 6 formats with the binary .pro document. Churches upgrading their setup convert to .pro so their old songs and slides open in the current software and can be edited natively.

How to convert PRO6X to PRO

ProPresenter Library migration FREE

For a whole library, use File > Import > ProPresenter Library (or the first-run migration prompt) to convert all ProPresenter 6 files and playlists to .pro.

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • Conversion is one-directional - ProPresenter 7 .pro files cannot be opened back in ProPresenter 6, so archive the originals.
  • Because 6 and 7 handle text formatting, arrangements and templates differently, some fonts, positioning or cues may need cleanup after import.
  • Media referenced by the bundle should travel with it; a .pro6x embeds its media, which helps the import find the right assets.

Frequently asked questions

How do I import a ProPresenter 6 file into ProPresenter 7?
Use File > Import > Import File for a single .pro6x, or File > Import > ProPresenter Library for a full library.
Can I open the resulting .pro file back in ProPresenter 6?
No. The .pro format is ProPresenter 7 only and is not backward compatible.
Will my song arrangements survive the import?
Usually the slides and lyrics come across, but arrangements and formatting can shift, so review each after importing.
Do I need ProPresenter 6 installed to do this?
Not for a single bundle import; for a full library migration you may need Pro 6 to export your data first.