PowerPoint is an office software used by many people to create and present presentations. Currently, to help people create beautiful and professional presentation files, PowerPoint has supported users with many useful tools, including creating borders for slides .
Creating a border for the slide will help become more beautiful and eye-catching. If you do not know how to add a border to the presentation, then WebTech360 would like to invite you to follow the article on how to create a border on PowerPoint .
Step 1: Open any PowerPoint file, on the slide you want to frame, click Insert .
Step 2: Click on the Shapes section , then select the rectangle in the Rectangles section .
Step 3: Click and hold the left mouse button, then drag the rectangle, so that it is wide enough so that I can create a border for it.
Step 4: Next to remove the background color of the image, click on the Format item , then click on the Shapes Fill item and select the No Fill item .
Step 5: Right-click on the shape you've created, select Format Shape .
Step 6: Now the Format Shape format window is displayed on the right side of the screen. Click on the Shape Options item , then click on the paint bucket icon .
Step 7: To create a border, click on the Line item and start setting some border formats such as:
Step 7: After you have set all the border formats, it will be displayed on PowerPoint slides.
Step 1: At the slide where you want to insert the frame, click Insert .
Step 2: Click on Pictures , then select Online Pictures .
Step 3: Now the Bing search engine displays on the screen, click the keyword "border " in the search box and then press the Enter button .
Step 4: All beautiful borders will be displayed, select a frame you like and then press the Insert button .
Step 5: Finally, the border has been added to the slide, adjust the size and then enter the content in the frame.
Wishing you success!
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