Turn images into a PowerPoint
Drop several images at once (their order is the slide order), choose 16:9 or 4:3, then Fit (whole image, margins around) or Fill (covers the slide, overflow cropped), click Start and get a .pptx with one image per slide. Phone photos are rotated upright automatically; formats PowerPoint may not support (like WebP) are converted to PNG / JPEG first; animated GIFs play in the slideshow.
Runs in your browser · no upload · no sign-up
How to use it
- 1 Drop the images in order
- 2 Choose slide size and fit
- 3 Start, then download or open in the online editor
What it does
- One image per slide, in order
- 16:9 or 4:3
- Phone photos rotated upright
- WebP and similar converted automatically
What it doesn’t do
- No titles or captions are added
- No collages — one image per slide
- HEIC (iPhone originals) is mostly unsupported by browsers — export as JPG first
FAQ
My photo is sideways
Phone photos with orientation data are rotated automatically; fix already-rotated images in your photo app first.
Can I reorder?
Images follow the order added; remove and re-add, or drag thumbnails in the online editor afterwards.
Do iPhone HEIC photos work?
Most browsers cannot read HEIC. Set iPhone Settings ▸ Camera ▸ Formats to Most Compatible, or export as JPG.
Are images compressed?
PNG, JPEG and GIF go in as they are; only images that need converting or rotating are re-encoded.
Is anything uploaded?
No, it all happens in your browser.
And PPT to images?
Use PPT to images.