Image Credit: Norlando Pobre & Josep Ma Rosell I hope you will be able to add value to your presentations in this manner. There is a lot of potential in simpler applications and it is just a matter of discovering them. With this we can easily state that we do not have to always rely on heavy image editors to get things done. Take a look at what we started with and then see this image again. To my surprise, I discovered that MS PowerPoint had a lot of options available for editing an image. Again, this option falls under the Format tab. So just to give it a try, I navigated to Picture Effects and applied multiple effects and predefined themes. Besides, you can edit the image further and make things more interesting. You can copy this image and use it on tools like MS Paint. The image below shows what we ended with.Īs far as cropping an image to a particular shape is concerned, this is it. Step 5: Now, drag the cropping lines and edges to remove the the unwanted portions of the picture. But that’s not the desired result, is it? So click on the Crop tool. Step 4: As soon as you do this you will notice that the picture gets cropped into the shape of your choice. Step 3: Click on Picture Shape and select the shape you desire. Step 2: Once the image is imported, Picture Tools will get activated and open up options to Format the image. And we plan to crop to to a round shape and extract the START button from it. Step 1: Beginning afresh, open MS PowerPoint and switch to the Insert tab.
The steps may vary a bit on other versions. Also note that we are doing this on 2007 Office suite. Though we will use MS PowerPoint to elaborate the steps on this process, you may do this using MS Word as well. Steps to Crop an Image With A Shape in PowerPoint Let us learn to crop images to a shape and edit them perfectly in PowerPoint. Yes, we are talking about enhancing the presentation of images within the presentation. Good presenters know this and hence they don’t shy away from using nice and big images in their slides.Īpart from using them the way they are (nice and big), we may also want to edit the images or change the shape and crop the dimensions to make it fit to a proper position. All text and no images make a PowerPoint presentation look dull and boring.
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