Create Stunning Quotes in PowerPoint

Steve Jobs was known for his inspirational quotes, and now you can use his words to create stunning visuals in your presentations.

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating an eye-catching slide for your PowerPoint slides. We will cover the following steps:

1. Adding a quote on a picture
2. Choosing the right font and color for your lettering
3. Matching the text with your image
4. Subtracting the letters to create a see through effect.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the skills and knowledge to create impactful quote lettering for your presentations that will captivate your audience and make your message unforgettable.

So, let's get started and bring Steve Jobs' inspiring words to life in your PowerPoint slides!

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[dhruvgulati]

Hi, after sending the photos to the back, I noticed there is an outline of the shape which doesnt go away. If I do select "No Line" from Shape fill, the text gets difficult to read. Could you help me sort it out asap?

[GoldenFox]

Hi! When I press the subtract option, the letters and the white frame disappear. Can you help me please

[angjinming]

Hi, I noticed that the dimensions appear whenever you drag or resize a shape. How can I enable that?

[Starfish_]

The subtract option is not working I mean that when click on it the whole quote with the shape got removed so I used "Combine " instead and it worked .. is it ok ?

[dianagoncalves]

Its not possible to turn the transparency on in any images that I've selected :(

[ackermanlevi]

My ppt doesn"t have transparency in format picture, what should I do ?

[kileynorthey]

When I select the rectangle after bringing text to the front, merge shapes is greyed out and is not an option for me to use. I’ve checked to see if it is locked or grouped and it is not