Overlaying images in PowerPoint allows the new image to transpose onto an existing image without changing the background. The practice is common and fairly easy to execute. Creating a transparent ...

When creating a presentation in PowerPoint, it makes sense for the images to be as small as possible because we do not want to share a document that is too large. Reducing overall file size and saving ...

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 ...

Sometimes you might want to add a circular photo of the author on the last page of a text or presentations. Word and PowerPoint don’t offer this feature directly, but there are two ways to achieve it.

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 ...

A PowerPoint presentation with low-quality images can be a turnoff. Presenting important data to clients or potential clients with images that are low-quality may cause you those clients. Low quality ...

Whether you want to focus on a particular part of a picture, remove distracting detail from the edges of a graphic, or reshape an image to fit a specific layout, the Crop tool in Microsoft Word, Excel ...

For the most part, the graphics you add to a slide should be specific–in purpose and in content. Pictures are seldom so well-honed. That’s why PowerPoint’s Crop tool might become one of your favorite ...