On the Insert tab, click Photo Album in the Images group. A Photo Album dialog box will open. Under the Insert Picture From section, click the File/Disk button. An Insert New Picture dialog box will ...

You can't have an engaging presentation without an artist's touch. Imagery is not only eye candy for your audience, it's another way for them to learn and understand. When you purchase through links ...

PowerPoint is a great tool for developing products catalogs that you can use for sales and other types of presentations. This often involves adding lots of photos and images to your presentation.

Follow the steps below to make a photo both greyscale and color in PowerPoint: Insert the colored photo. Copy the picture to a new slide. Remove the background of the colored picture. Cut the image in ...

How to use picture placeholders for easy placement and cropping in PowerPoint Your email has been sent If you insert a lot of pictures into PowerPoint slides, you're going to love the new layout ...

To manually crop a picture in Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, select it, and in the Picture Format tab on the ribbon, click the top half of the split "Crop" button.

Although you can turn a single image into a single link in both Word and PowerPoint, neither program includes a way to map different parts of the same image to different links. This makes adding an ...

How to create a faux picture collage in Microsoft PowerPoint Your email has been sent Creating an effective slide doesn’t require a degree in design or a ton of Microsoft PowerPoint skills. Although ...

When you’re creating a PowerPoint presentation to be viewed individually and not en mass, you can include features that you wouldn’t generally include in a regular PowerPoint presentation. For example ...

Animated GIFs can be funny and a lot of fun. Even in a business presentation, a well-placed GIF can help refocus your audience's attention to emphasize an important point. Whether you already have a ...

You can change the background of your PowerPoint slides using the "Format Background" feature located in the "Design" tab.