Images to PPT

About this tool

Assemble a batch of pictures into a deck in seconds: classroom showcases, photo albums, product sheets, screenshot reports. Each selected image becomes one slide, scaled to fit centred with a white letterbox; arrow buttons reorder pages, and 16:9 / 4:3 layouts match your screen or projector.

Originals are kept byte-for-byte by default; pick JPG re-encoding when size matters (transparency flattens to white). Honest scope: this assembles pictures into a presentation - the images go in whole, and text inside them is not converted to editable text (that job belongs to OCR). Everything runs locally - images never upload.

Features

• One image per slide, with add-more support
• Reorder with ↑ ↓, remove mistakes with ✕
• 16:9 / 4:3 layouts, images fitted centred without distortion
• Optional JPG re-encode to shrink, fully local processing

How to use

1. Select or drop multiple images (JPG / PNG / WebP / BMP)
2. Reorder with ↑ ↓ and remove any you do not need
3. Pick the layout and compression, then Convert
4. Download the generated .pptx

Frequently asked questions

What software do I need? Does it work on phones?

None - open this page in a mobile browser. Pick, sort, convert; the .pptx opens normally in PowerPoint / WPS / Keynote with one image per page.

Will images be distorted or cropped?

No - every image is scaled proportionally and centred, with white letterbox where ratios differ. Nothing is cropped; portrait images on 16:9 leave bars, which is the price of fidelity.

Why is the deck large? Can it be smaller?

Original quality is kept by default (PNG screenshots are especially heavy). Choose JPG 90%/80% re-encoding to cut the size significantly - transparency fills white. The result can also run through the PPT Compress tool for another pass.

Can text inside images become editable?

No - this builds a deck out of pictures, whole. For editable text from images use the OCR or Image-to-Word tools. All processing is local; images never leave your device.

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