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JPG to PPT

Turn pictures into a PowerPoint presentation (.pptx), one per slide: reorder them, fit or fill each slide, JPG and PNG kept unchanged

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How do I convert JPG images to PowerPoint?

Add your pictures to JPG to PPT, put them in order, choose the slide shape (16:9 or 4:3) and whether each picture fits whole or fills the slide, then click Create PowerPoint. You download a .pptx with one picture per slide. It is built in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

  • One picture per slide, in your order
  • Whole picture or fill the slide
  • Widescreen 16:9, standard 4:3 or the picture's shape
  • JPG and PNG go in unchanged

What is

Images to PowerPoint

Making a presentation in which each slide shows one picture, for photo slideshows, scanned pages or design reviews.

Converters

Related terms

PPTXSlideshowJPGAspect ratio

How to convert JPG to PowerPoint

Turn pictures into a PowerPoint presentation with one picture per slide, in your browser.

30 secWeb browser
  1. 1

    Add your pictures

    Drop JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC files (up to 300).

  2. 2

    Put them in order

    Move pictures earlier or later, or sort by name.

  3. 3

    Choose the slides

    Slide shape, whole picture or fill, and a white or black background.

  4. 4

    Create and download

    Click Create PowerPoint and save the .pptx.

Result: A PowerPoint (.pptx) presentation

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, with 'Whole picture'.

JPG and PNG files go into the presentation byte for byte. HEIC photos are converted to JPEG and WebP, GIF and BMP to PNG. 'Fill the slide' re-saves the cropped picture (JPEG at 92% or PNG).

Yes.

Move pictures earlier or later before converting, or sort them by file name (photo2 before photo10).

No.

The presentation is built in your browser.

16:9 by default.

Widescreen 16:9 (13.33 × 7.5 in) is PowerPoint's default; 4:3 (10 × 7.5 in) and the first picture's own shape are also available.

Yes.

HEIC photos are converted in your browser.

Yes.

The .pptx opens in PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote and LibreOffice Impress.

Detailed Explanation

Technical Details

How it works

pptxgenjs builds the .pptx in the browser with one slide per picture. With 'Whole picture' the image is centred at the largest size that fits and JPG/PNG data is embedded unchanged; with 'Fill the slide' the picture is cropped around its centre to the slide's shape.

  • pptxgenjs
  • Original data kept
How It Works

Slide sizes

16:9 slides are 13.33 × 7.5 inches (PowerPoint's default), 4:3 slides 10 × 7.5 inches; 'Like 1st picture' matches the first picture's proportions.

  • 16:9 default
Privacy & Security

Privacy

The pictures are processed in the browser and not uploaded; each picture's file name becomes its alt text.

  • No upload
  • Alt text
Whole picture or fill?
Whole pictureFill the slide
All of the picture visibleYesNo, edges are cropped
Bars on the slideWhite or black, if shapes differNone
Picture dataJPG/PNG unchangedRe-saved after cropping

Choose 'Like 1st picture' when all pictures share one shape and you want no bars.