So, if you’re looking for new ways to enhance your presentations, why not start with the pictures? Both PowerPoint and Google Slides offer some great image editing tools that are so easy to use you don’t need to be an expert to make your presentation look striking, but we’re going to focus our time today on what Google Slides image editing can offer.īefore we get started, if you need quality stock photos for your presentation, you can try sites like Unsplash or Pexels, as they offer a large online library of copyright-free, high definition images. For the rest of the shapes/buttons, repeat steps #5 – #11 but change the slide selection according to the correct one.As the old saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words, right? This is definitely something we live by here at BrightCarbon as we always aim to use less text and more visuals to make our presentations powerful and engaging. Now we’re going to hide the second slide, so it won’t be visible unless you hover over the shape.ġ2. Now go to the second slide and repeat steps #7 and #8 but this time select Slide 1.ġ1. In the Mouse Over tab, select Hyperlink to > Slide.ġ0. Back to the first slide, select the shape. In the second slide, insert the picture and the information of that landmark.ħ. Repeat step #3 if you have multiple locations to put.Ħ. That way whenever someone hovers on it, it goes to the next slide where the information is.Ĥ. This shape will act as a button to hover on. Go to Insert, Shapes, and select any shape you like. Select the image or screenshot of your map, and click Insert.ģ. In a new blank slide, go to Insert, Pictures, and select This Device.Ģ. Then when someone hovers over it in a certain area, a landmark picture will appear with details about the information of the building.

Let’s say you want to put a map of a city landmark inside a slide. It can be used to highlight important points in the presentation, or even to provide additional information about the topic being discussed. Creating a mouse-over effect for a picture in PowerPoint is an easy and effective way to add interactivity to your presentation.

Highlight part of picture in powerpoint