In this PowerPoint tips and trick tutorial learn how to merge shapes correctly in PowerPoint. This way you can create your own custom shape or typography (Font style) in PowerPoint.
Understanding how to use merge shapes can be a bit tricky. Depending on whether you select Union, Combine, Fragment, Intersect or Subtract merge shape option, you will get different results. It also matters which shape you click on first before going to merge shapes options.
Combining shapes properly and using a custom background image inside the merged shape will allow you to create more professional PowerPoint presentations. You can create custom fonts or typography like the “Walking Dead” title.
Aside from creating custom shapes with the merge shapes feature, you also learn how to edit shapes by adjusting the points. You can also add points to each side of the shape you’d like to adjust. This allows you to alter any existing PowerPoint shape and create your own custom shape library in PowerPoint.
We’ll cover some useful PowerPoint shortcuts like copying shapes by holding down the control and the shift keys to make sure they are copied on the same level.
Jump to the right place:
- 00:00 Custom Shapes in PowerPoint
- 02:55 PowerPoint Insert Shapes
- 03:00 PowerPoint Shortcuts for Copying Shapes
- 03:30 PowerPoint Custom Shapes by Editing Points
- 03:46 Merge Shapes as Union in PowerPoint
- 04:07 PowerPoint Insert a Picture into a Shape
- 04:26 Merge Shapes with Intersect
- 04:53 Crop Image to Custom Shape in PowerPoint
- 05:33 PowerPoint Custom Typography with Merge Shapes
- 06:40 Difference between Merging Shaping and Grouping
- 07:14 Custom PowerPoint Fonts with Merge Shapes Intersect
- 07:53 PowerPoint Merge Shapes Subtract
- 08:14 PowerPoint Merge Shapes Fragment
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