Combine Images to PowerPoint.

There are many different reasons why you can be interested to insert many pictures into individual slides at once using PowerPoint. For example, if you’d like to protect your PPTX presentations by avoiding users changing editable fields or data values, then importing the slides as pictures into a new presentation could be possible access.

If you want to combine tens or even hundreds of Images into PowerPoint slides then it can be a very boring and lengthy occupation to add each picture file as an individual slide. Here we propose a decision that lets you easily import multiple photos or picture files into PowerPoint as individual slides. The best of this is that you just need to select which files to import from your hard disk (doesn’t matter if it is only one file or 100’s of files) and then PowerPoint will insert all the pictures into individual slides with Aspose.PDF. Learn more details for success in Combine Images to PowerPoint.

How to merge JPEG files into PPTX format?

PPT file is a presentation or editable slideshow created with Microsoft PowerPoint. The presentation consists of separate slides, each of which can contain formatted text, images, video, sound effects. It is also possible to add various effects of switching slides, the appearance of text, objects. Like the PPT predecessor, PPTX files store presentations containing slides of images, text, animation, audio, video, effects, charts, graphs, and more. Where PPT was binary-based, PPTX is Open XML based and uses ZIP compression. Let's check the possibility of converting JPG to PPTX in practice, use Merge JPG to PowerPoint app. Look at fig. 1.

1. Go to the predefined link that points to JPEG to PPTX merge operation, drag, and drop your JPEGs in.
2. Rearrange the images in the correct order. You can choose one or more images.
3. Click 'Merge' to combine the images.
4. Download your single document on the next page.

Having received the conversion result in the PPTX format you can also change the size of the figure, as well as move it around your document.  Look at figure 2.

If you select two or more images, they will be positioned one after the other in the converted document.  And they will also be visible on the left side of the document in the quick slide viewer, in the same order in which they were loaded.  Look at fig. 3.