Your trip,
told like a postcard.
Turn your travel photos into a share-ready PowerPoint presentation.
TripFoliyo is a travel slideshow maker that reads each photo's GPS, groups your vacation photos by destination, picks the best shots, and builds the deck for you — no design work, no Sunday lost to PowerPoint.
- Sorted by destination
- Ready as .pptx
- Done in minutes
Fushimi Inari · day 03
Positano · day 07
El Chaltén · day 12
a glimpse inside the album
This is what you'll walk away with.
A complete PowerPoint presentation, built from your photos.
You took thousands of photos.
They're still on your phone, unsorted.
TripFoliyo does the sorting for you. It reads where each photo was taken, groups them by destination, picks the sharpest shots, and builds a complete presentation — no design work, no decision fatigue, no Sunday afternoon lost to PowerPoint.
the itinerary
How it works
Drop in your photos
Drag in your JPEG or HEIC photos from your phone or camera. We'll take it from there.
We figure out the rest
TripFoliyo reads where each photo was taken, groups them by destination, and picks the best ones automatically.
Download and share
Your presentation is ready in a few minutes. Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. Edit, share, done.
souvenirs in the suitcase
What you get
Only your best shots
We look at every photo and pick the sharpest, best-lit ones. The blurry ones, the accidental shots, the near-duplicates — they don't make the cut.
Sorted by where you went
Tokyo with Tokyo. Kyoto with Kyoto. Every destination gets its own section, in the order you visited.
Stories written for you
Turn on descriptions and we'll write a short, warm paragraph for each destination — in your language of choice.
A file you actually own
You get a standard PowerPoint file. Open it on any device, make it your own, and share it however you like.
PrivateYour photos are deleted immediately after your presentation is built. We never store or share them.
last call for boarding
Ready to do something with those photos?
Your trip was worth more than a camera roll.
no design work · no Sunday lost to PowerPoint