How to Insert Audio Audio Music Into PowerPoint

This updated guide explains how to Insert Audio Audio Music Into PowerPoint through clear steps, practical examples, and important checks that help prevent common errors.

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A file browser window will appear, you just need to select the folder containing the music files, the sound to be inserted and select Insert

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However, by default, this file only runs when opening this silde, switching to the way the other slide will automatically turn off. You want it to run automatically on all slides, select Play Across slides . as shown below. In addition, if you make the soundtrack, you should also choose Hide During show to hide this audio file.

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But there are some cases where you just want to run to a certain slide, instead of running the entire slide, you have to adjust differently. You must first insert the audio file into the slide you may need to start running, then go to the Animations tab -> select Animations Pane

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The Animations Pane tool dialog box will display to the right of the PowerPoint, click the downward triangle in the inserted audio file and select Effect Options.

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Here you will select From beginning (slide you insert audio file) until the slide stops audio, select the number of slides in the After section

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Click OK to complete the setup, but you also have many other options in the Audio Tools section that PowerPoint supports. For PowerPoint 2003 version, you will go to Slide Show menu -> Custom Animation and edit the same as above

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FAQ

What is the easiest way to Insert Audio Audio Music Into PowerPoint?

Start with the requirements in this guide, then follow each step in order. Check the result after every major change so problems are easier to identify.