The PowerPoint Tips category groups blogs posts from SlideModel with important information for PowerPoint users. In this posts we describe simple procedures and professional techniques used by designers to achieve pixel perfect results. PowerPoint is a very flexible tool, and it provides several features which are unknown for the traditional users. We try to dig into those features and help the rest of the users to apply them in their presentations.
Adjust text formatting by learning how to change line spacing in PowerPoint. Instructions for paragraph indenting included.
Create engaging presentation slides by learning how to make an action button in PowerPoint. Add CTAs to your slides in just minutes.
Speed up your slide design workflow by knowing how to select all slides in PowerPoint. Master the shortcuts and tips for this process.
Speed up your presentation design by learning how to change default font in PowerPoint. Adapt your workflow to your design style with this guide!
Create custom placeholder text areas for your slides by learning how to insert lorem ipsum in PowerPoint. A 2-minute guide for instant results.
Place your content with precision inside your slides by learning how to show ruler in PowerPoint, an ideal tool for presentation design.
Don’t start anew your presentations due to simple mistakes. Learn how to undo in PowerPoint and feel confident about your presentation design skills.
Creating custom presentation slides from scratch is no easy feat, especially if you struggle to find proper font combinations. Discover the best PowerPoint fonts with this guide.
This tutorial explains step by step how to lock an image in PowerPoint and Google Slides
Become an ace of presentation software by mastering these shortcuts for PowerPoint presentations. Easy key combinations to speed up your performance.
Create different graphical elements by knowing how to make a dotted line in PowerPoint. Ideal to add borders, separate titles, edit shapes and more.
Customize your presentation slides by learning how to make text transparent in PowerPoint. Ideal to create blended titles.