How to choose an image
1. Select the Insert tab , then click the Pictures command in the Images group .
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2. A dialog box will appear. Locate and select the desired image file, then click Insert.
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3. The image will appear on the currently selected slide.
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You can also click the Pictures command in the placeholder to insert images.
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If the image you want to insert is not on the computer, you can find an image online, then add it to your presentation. PowerPoint provides two options to find images online.
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1. Select the Insert tab , and then click the Online Pictures command .
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2. The Insert Pictures dialog box will appear.
3. Select Bing Image Search or OneDrive. In the example in this article, we will use Bing Image Search.
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4. Press the Enter key . The search results will appear in the dialog box.
5. Select the desired image, then press Insert.
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6. The image will appear on the currently selected slide.
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You can also click the Online Pictures command in the placeholder to insert images online.
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When adding photos, videos and music to separate projects, it's important to make sure you have the right to use them legally. Most things you buy or download online are protected by copyright. That means you are not allowed to use them arbitrarily.
Once you've inserted the image, you may want to move it to another location on the slide or change its size. PowerPoint makes it easy to organize images in presentations.
Before modifying an image, you will need to select it. Simply click on the image to select. A solid line will appear around the selected image.
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Click and drag the sized dot to adjust the corners until the image has the desired size.
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Drag the dots in the corner to resize the image, but still keep the aspect ratio. If you use round dots on the sides, the image will be deformed.
Click and drag the arrow above the image to rotate it right or left.
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Hold Shift on the keyboard when rotating the image to increase by 15 degrees each time.
Click and drag to move the image to a new position on the slide.
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Select the image you want to delete, then press the Backspace or Delete key on the keyboard.
You can access more image formatting options from the Format tab . For more details, please refer to the article: PowerPoint 2016 image format.
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Screenshot is basically a computer screenshot. You can take screenshots of almost every open program, website or window. PowerPoint makes it easy to insert screenshots of the entire window or cut a window part into the presentation.
1. Select the Insert tab , and then click the Screenshot command in the Images group .
2. Available Windows from the desktop will appear. Select the window you want to take a screenshot of.
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3. The screenshot will appear on the currently selected slide.
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1. Select the Insert tab , click the Screenshot command , then select Screen Clipping.
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2. Other open windows will appear. Click and drag to select the area you want to capture.
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3. A partial screen shot will appear on the currently selected slide.
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