How to create PowePoint color schemes

In addition to the background provided on PowerPoint, or on-line wallpapers, users can create unique backgrounds for slides, by blending colors together.

PowerPoint provides a color palette with many different colors so that we can freely choose, use single colors or combine color effects together to make a background on PowerPoint. The following article will guide you to create color schemes on PowerPoint.

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Instructions for creating color slides on PowerPoint

Step 1:

At the interface, click on the Design tab and then click Background Styles at the far right.

Then click Format Background . below.

Step 2:

A customized slide for the slide background color appears. In the Fill section, you can click Colors and select the background color you want to use. To add more background colors click More Colors .

Users can choose the colors they like to use for PowerPoint slides with 2 items: Standard and Custom.

Step 3:

To add a color effect to the background color of a slide, click on the Gradient Fill . Then in the Preset gradients section select the effect you want to use.

Below we can adjust some items such as Stop positions to create a range of colors with different colors, choose the angle of the colors in the background, . Finally click Apply to All to apply the background color to the whole slide.

The result will be the background for PowerPoint slides as shown below. It is not a single color but has added a color effect that changes the single color.

If you do not want to download the available background, you can create yourself with the background colors available on PowerPoint. The colors also create beautiful PowerPoint wallpapers with the color schemes you choose yourself.

See more:

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3. How to insert text into images in PowerPoint

I wish you all success!