#Make an infographic how to

#Make an infographic how to

RELATED: How to Insert a Picture or Other Object in Microsoft Office Properly using different visuals is the key to making your infographic successful. You can also insert images, SmartArt, Charts, and other objects by using the options in the Images and Illustrations groups of the Insert tab. These options include things like changing the font style or size, adding bold, italics, or underline to the font, and changing the font color. You can update the font of your text using the options in the Font group of the Home tab. Now that the slide is the correct size, you can begin adding, editing, and formating different elements to your infographic. If you choose to, you can fill this additional space with the main design by clicking and dragging the handles on each respective side of the design element.ĭoing this may or may not distort the design, so use your best judgment on how to move forward here. However, the main design of your theme may not fit the entire slide, so PowerPoint fills in the additional space with a color that compliments the theme. You’ll now see the slides have been resized. This doesn’t matter much right now since you haven’t added any content, but choosing “Ensure Fit” will resize the default title text that we’ll use later to a more appropriate size, so go ahead and click that.

Note that the “Slides Sized For” will automatically change to “Custom” when you edit the dimensions.Īnother window will appear telling you that you’re changing the size of your slides and will give you a choice on what to do with the elements within the slide. Adjust the dimensions of the width and height by clicking the up and down arrows to the right of each box.