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Learn to insert, edit and work with illustrations, pictures and icons in your Google Slides themes and PowerPoint templates and make your presentation stand out with the help of these tutorials
How to Insert, Crop or Mask Images in Google Slides
In this new Slidesgo School tutorial, you’ll learn how to insert images or GIFs into your Google Slides presentations. You’ll also find out how to crop or mask pictures so that they better suit your needs. Are you ready to begin?
How to Add and Modify Icons in PowerPoint
Using icons in your presentations can be a powerful tool to better communicate your ideas. Here you can find a quick guide to learn how to add and modify icons in PowerPoint. There are two ways to do this, so let's check them out.
How to Add and Modify Icons in Google Slides
Sometimes, to make the data in your presentation more comprehensible, you can use graphic resources such as illustrations, photos or even icons. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to add, modify the size and change the color of the icons in Google Slides step by step. There are three ways to do this, so let's check them out.
How to Recolor an Image in PowerPoint
You’re at a friend’s house and he’s showing you a presentation that he made some days ago for a project you two need to present at class. It seems he has added some nice pictures, but you think “hmm, maybe it could’ve looked better in a different color”.Alas, none of you have any graphics editor software, and time is running out. What to do? Simple: recolor the pictures in PowerPoint! It’s true, you can change the colors of an image that you have inserted into a slide without exiting PowerPoint. Just some easy-to-follow steps are needed, so keep reading to...
How to Recolor an Image in Google Slides
You are working on a presentation in Google Slides and, suddenly, you think “It would be great if I added a photo”. We agree! Images are usually wonderful when it comes to conveying information or feelings at a glance.However, a picture inserted “as is” might not go well with the rest of your slideshow, especially if you have been using a main color (remember that colors have meanings!) and the image has a different tone. Wouldn’t it be great to be able to change it so that it fits your design?Google Slides allows you to recolor an image! Yes, you...