Title: How To Work With Multiple Images In PowerPoint
Headings: How To Work With Multiple Images In PowerPoint
How To Work With Multiple Images In PowerPoint
5 Different Ways To Quickly Insert Multiple Images In PowerPoint
1. Copy and paste images into your slide
2. Use the Insert menu in PowerPoint
3. Use the layout option in PowerPoint
4. Use the ‘Shape Fill with Pictures’ option
5. Use the SmartArt option
How To Quickly Transform Multiple Images in PowerPoint
· How to resize multiple photos
Method 1: Manual method
Method 2: Set exact height and width in Picture Tools
Method 3: Use SmartArt graphics
· How to blend 2 or more pictures
· How to use animation effects to make images appear one after another
· How to crop multiple images
· How to adjust the color of your pictures
The Power of Using The Right Image in Presentations
Slide 1 (text-based slide):
Slide 2 (image slide + caption):
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Content: With that said, in today’s article, I’m going to show you how to work with multiple images in PowerPoint. 5 Different Ways To Quickly Insert Multiple Images In PowerPoint
There are a couple of different ways you can use to quickly add multiple images to your PowerPoint slide. Note, however, that if some of the options don’t seem to be available on your end, then you may need to update your copy of PowerPoint. An Office 365 subscription would also be ideal, so you get all the latest updates to all Microsoft Office apps (including PowerPoint, of course). 1. Copy and paste images into your slide
You can quickly copy a photo from your image gallery, web browser, or any other compatible app on your computer. All you have to do is hit CTRL+C on your keyboard to save the image to your clipboard. Take note, however, that some apps do not support copying multiple images which means you can only copy and paste one image at a time to PowerPoint. To paste the image (s) to PowerPoint, hit CTRL+V on your keyboard. Alternatively, you can go to Home > Paste if you want to see other Paste Options.