How To Create Modern Morph Animated Slides in PowerPoint

Creating Beautiful Animated Slides in PowerPoint

In this video, One Skill demonstrates how to create beautiful animated slides in PowerPoint using a Space PowerPoint template as inspiration. The tutorial covers creating shapes, inserting an image placeholder, designing with colors and gradients, and adding text boxes.

Creating the Slide Frame

• Open a new presentation and activate gridlines and guides.

• Insert a rectangle that is transparent with no outlines.

• Position the rectangle so there is equal space between it and the edges of the slide.

• Copy the rectangle to slide master and paste it as an image placeholder.

• Cut and paste a rotated shape into the original presentation to intersect with the rectangle.

Designing with Colors and Gradients

• Adjust transparency for each shape: white for the first big shape, black-to-white gradient for others.

• Copy style from first object to second one but increase transparency.

Adding Text Boxes

• Insert text boxes for author name (Alexis), photo location (Peru), views (60k+), camera model.

Designing a Slide in PowerPoint

In this section, the speaker demonstrates how to design a slide in PowerPoint.

Adjusting Position and Spacing

• Push text boxes downwards and adjust vertical spacing.

• Duplicate text box and make font white.

• Copy photo link and position text box at bottom right corner of slide.

Creating a Plus Sign Shape

• Insert rectangle, remove fill, set line to white color, and make transparent.

• Insert lines for plus sign shape, align both lines to middle.

• Copy text box, insert aperture information, and position everything neatly.

Using Morph Transition for Animation

• Duplicate slide with morph transition.

• Increase size of photo on second slide for zoom effect.

• Move shapes and black text boxes to left side of screen. Move small white text box to right side.

• Move arrows in interesting ways for animation effect.

Scrolling Effect with Portrait Photo

• Set portrait photo at bottom of one slide and top of next slide for scrolling effect.

Conclusion

The speaker thanks viewers for watching the video and encourages them to leave comments about what they would like to see next.

Thank You Message

• Thanks viewers for watching the video.

• Encourages viewers to leave comments about what they would like to see next.