How to Edit Pictures Using Microsoft Office PowerPoint
Open Microsoft PowerPoint., Insert an image you would like to edit., Increase or decrease the contrast., Increase or decrease the brightness., Choose a picture style., Change the shape of the image., Change the color of the picture border., Recolor...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open Microsoft PowerPoint.
Go to Start>All Programs>Microsoft Office>Microsoft PowerPoint. -
Step 2: Insert an image you would like to edit.
Click on Insert>Picture> (window prompting you to select an image from your computer opens), choose an image, then open it. , Go to Format>Contrast. , Alternatively, compress the image (in terms of points per image or ppi).
Go to Format>Brightness or Format>Compress. , For example, use a double frame, a soft edge rectangle, etc.
Choose this style from Format>Picture Style. , You can change it into a heart, smiley, arrow, etc.
To do this, go to Format>Picture Shape. , Go to Format>Picture border. , Go to Format>Recolor. , You can add such shapes as stars, scrolls, thought bubbles and so on.
Go to Insert>Shapes. , Go to Insert>TextBox.
Then draw the textbox and write inside it. , Then press Ctrl+PrtScr (to start the slideshow and take a screenshot respectively.
Open MS Paint, then press Ctrl+V and save.
Your image is now ready! -
Step 3: Increase or decrease the contrast.
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Step 4: Increase or decrease the brightness.
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Step 5: Choose a picture style.
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Step 6: Change the shape of the image.
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Step 7: Change the color of the picture border.
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Step 8: Recolor the image into black and white
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Step 9: green or blue.
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Step 10: Add shapes.
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Step 11: Add text
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Step 12: if wished.
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Step 13: Once satisfied with your editing
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Step 14: press F5.
Detailed Guide
Go to Start>All Programs>Microsoft Office>Microsoft PowerPoint.
Click on Insert>Picture> (window prompting you to select an image from your computer opens), choose an image, then open it. , Go to Format>Contrast. , Alternatively, compress the image (in terms of points per image or ppi).
Go to Format>Brightness or Format>Compress. , For example, use a double frame, a soft edge rectangle, etc.
Choose this style from Format>Picture Style. , You can change it into a heart, smiley, arrow, etc.
To do this, go to Format>Picture Shape. , Go to Format>Picture border. , Go to Format>Recolor. , You can add such shapes as stars, scrolls, thought bubbles and so on.
Go to Insert>Shapes. , Go to Insert>TextBox.
Then draw the textbox and write inside it. , Then press Ctrl+PrtScr (to start the slideshow and take a screenshot respectively.
Open MS Paint, then press Ctrl+V and save.
Your image is now ready!
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