Create Movie-Style Text Zoom Out Effect Morph Transition

Introduction

Do you want to create a movie-style text zoom-out effect for your presentations? Follow this step-by-step tutorial to achieve an incredible zoom effect using PowerPoint morph transition. Let's get started!

Step 1: Draw a Rectangle

First, draw a rectangle that covers the entire slide.

Step 2: Send Rectangle to Back

Right-click the rectangle and select "Send to Back."

Step 3: Create Two Circles

Next, create two circles to punch a hole in the zoom.

Step 4: Subtract Text from Rectangle

Select the rectangle and then the text. Go to "Merge Shapes" and choose "Subtract."

Step 5: Subtract Circles from Shape

Select the shape and then the two circles. Go to "Merge Shapes" and choose "Subtract."

Step 6: Adjust Color and Outline

Fill the shape with a dark color and remove the outline.

Step 7: Insert Video

Insert the video and position it right on top of the shape. Right-click and select "Send to Back."

Step 8: Duplicate the Slide

Duplicate the slide and zoom out the text shape as big as needed, making sure the shape covers the entire slide.

Step 9: Apply Morph Transition

Apply the Morph Transition to the second slide. Ensure the video continues to play in the background.

Step 10: Final Touch

On the first slide, place the video in the background. Now, click and enjoy the seamless zoom-out effect.

For more PowerPoint tricks and ideas, visit the Presentation Process YouTube channel.

Keywords

• Morph Transition
• PowerPoint tutorial
• Zoom-out effect
• Presentation tricks
• Merge Shapes
• Video in PowerPoint

FAQ

Q: What tools do I need to create this zoom-out effect?
A: You need PowerPoint with the Morph Transition feature.

Q: Can I use any video format?
A: Yes, as long as PowerPoint supports it, you can use any video format.

Q: Do I have to use a dark color for the shape?
A: No, you can choose any color that matches your presentation theme.

Q: Is it necessary to visit the Presentation Process YouTube channel for more tutorials?
A: No, it is not necessary, but the channel offers a lot of useful tips and tutorials that might help you enhance your presentations.