Use Edit Points to change shape shapes in PowerPoint
PowerPoint allows users to edit the shapes (shapes) drawn in the slide. You can combine shapes with Merge or change shape shapes with Edit Points.
In this article, TipsMake.com will guide you how to use Edit Point to change the shape of the shape very easily.
First, open PowerPoint and select the shape you want to change, redraw. If no shape is available, you insert it by clicking Insert> Shapes> Select Shape . Try doing with an isosceles triangle.
After selecting the shape, go to the Shape Format tab .
Next, go to Insert Shapes group and click Edit Shape.
From the drop-down menu, select Edit Points.
Now, to change the shape, click and drag the black edit points to the desired position.
There are several white correction points that appear, use them to change the curvature of the line between two black correction points.
This feature has allowed you to completely change the original shape shape structure. While simple, Edit Points can bring about interesting results, depending on your creativity.
Please try it.
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