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PowerPoint is traditionally a go-to solution for crafting professional presentations. But its potential goes beyond static slides! With a range of dynamic features like animation, transition, and morphing, PowerPoint is your one-stop destination for video creation as well.
Ever wondered if you could create a music video featuring a K-pop idol band with nothing but PowerPoint? Well, hold onto your hats folks, it's totally possible. Yes, you read that right β just PowerPoint!
Although PowerPoint may not have been originally intended for creating videos, it quite smoothly facilitates slideshow video production with remarkable ease. This very post, my darlings, is here to present you with the simplest, quickest journey to craft a slideshow video in PowerPoint.
Thereβs Nothing a Good Collage Can't Solve
PowerPoint shines with a feature that suggests layouts for creating impressive image collages. It's why you can toss more than one image on a slide and effortlessly alter the layout using the Design Ideas panel. This, my dear reader, is the first stride towards placing multiple images on a single slide.
Unleash the Power of Slide Transition Effects
Transitions, ah, what a breath of freshness they can bring between slides. Gorgeous, aren't they? Let's say you cast a push transition onto the second slide; it will surface while the first slide is gently nudged upward. Have a gander at the sample included below.
Tune it Up With BGM
To add your own delightful tune, simply go to Insert > Audio menu to upload an mp3 file. A tiny speaker icon, rather jolly in appearance, will emerge on your screen like so:
Creating a slideshow video with PowerPoint does require some slight adjustments. Navigate over to the Playback menu and activate βPlay in Backgroundβ. This will enable additional options to appear.
These four golden features ensure that the delightful BGM continues playing throughout your video.
Convert Your Presentation into a Video Format
Click file> Export and select the mp4 format.
The key here is to fix the slide timing. Letβs assume a 5 seconds timing; this means each slide will play for 5 seconds before moving to the following one. Tap done, and there you have it β a video file ready in minutes. Isnβt it too good to be true?
Wrapping it Up
Weβve journeyed together through creating a short slideshow video using PowerPoint in this blog post. Though PowerPoint is certainly not a professional video tool, it has everything you need to create compelling visuals. But letβs be fair, it does have drawbacks in terms of user experience. Adding subtitles or making it more complex becomes increasingly challenging. If youβre looking for a tool to help you craft more dynamic and intricate videos, your search ends at VideoStew.