In this tutorial, I will guide to you how to fill text with image in powerpoint? . These effects can be created to make your presentation more vivid, more interesting. Because these effects must combine tools, not provided in PowerPoint text format. If you know how to apply them in the right place at the right time, you will make a strong impression with your presentation.
Well, let’s get started!
How to fill text with image in powerpoint
1: To add Picture fill to text, when creating text, you should make the font size a bit larger, like this:
2: Go to Format, select Text Fill and choose Picture.
3: Here you will have some inserting choices. You can choose to whether browse for the picture on your PC, search for it online or in the Icon section (Office 2019 and Office 365 only).
4: To browse on your computer, find to where you store the picture and click Insert.
You will see the picture inserted inside the text immediately, looks artistic right?
Moreover, you can also choose from available textures to insert into text. Just select Text Fill and choose Texture. There you will see a table that appears containing a lot of Texture templates, you can choose one of them to insert into the text, it still looks great.
And if you wonder what’s in the More Texture section, when you click on it, a Format Shape window will appear on the right allowing you to customize the Text Fill or no Text Fill at all, and of course, you can customize the display colors for them too.
5: After you have completed with the Text Fill, you can save it as a picture by right-clicking on it and select Save as Picture.
Name the picture, choose a format, and click Save. If you want transparent background, choose PNG format.
CONCLUSION
What a beautiful effect. I hope that with these little knowledges, you will find out how to improve the efficiency of your presentations to the highest degree, working with PowerPoint in the most enjoyable way. And thank you for following, hope you will continue to support the blog next time. Goodbye!
-hhchi
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