Table of Contents
This article examines Insert photos on PowerPoint and explains the main developments, practical implications, and context readers should understand.
- How to reduce image size in Word 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016
- How to insert images below the Word on PowerPoint
- How to insert text into images in PowerPoint
- How to cut photos using Microsoft PowerPoint
Instructions to Flip Photos on PowerPoint
Step 1:
Users insert images into the content on the slide as usual, then click on the image. Continue to click the Format tab and then select the Rotate icon to rotate the image in many different ways.

Step 2:
In the list shows the user click on Flip Horizontal to flip the image.

Immediately the image will be rotated horizontally to the opposite side.

Step 3:
If you want to rotate the image, then click on the round arrow icon at the top of the image and then rotate to the angle you want.

Step 4:
If you want to rotate the image at more precise angles, you can choose 90 degree rotation angles. If you want to add other angles because you manually enter, click More Rotation Options.

Step 5:
At the right side of the screen, the column displays a custom angle for the image. Users will adjust the rotation angle at Rotation. If the angle of reduction is reduced - then the image will tilt to the left, otherwise increase to a positive number, the image will tilt to the right.

The resulting image will change the angle as shown below.

I wish you all success!
FAQ
How does Insert photos on PowerPoint work?
This article examines Insert photos on PowerPoint and explains the main developments, practical implications, and context readers should understand.
What should you prepare before using this method?
How to reduce image size in Word 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 How to insert images below the Word on PowerPoint How to insert text into images in PowerPoint How to cut photos using Microsoft PowerPoint Instructions to Flip Photos on PowerPoint Step 1: Users insert.
What should you do if the process does not work as expected?
Continue to click the Format tab and then select the Rotate icon to rotate the image in many different ways.
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