Powerpoint: Magnifying areas with a magnifying glass - how it works
You can magnify individual areas in PowerPoint in two ways. We present both variants to you.
Magnify PowerPoint presentation with a magnifying glass
- If you want to use the magnifying glass spontaneously and according to your wishes, you can start it manually in the presentation. To do this, the presentation must already be running.
- If you move the mouse during the presentation in full-screen mode, some transparent symbols appear in the lower left. You will also find a magnifying glass there.
- If you select the desired area, the area is enlarged with the magnifying glass. You can move the area at any time with the mouse. The magnifying glass is closed again with the [Esc] key.
PowerPoint: Set magnifications in advance
If you already know which pictures or texts you would like to enlarge, you can set the zoom in advance:
- Paste the image you want into PowerPoint and switch to the "Animation" tab above.
- Click on the image with the mouse and select the animation "enlarge / reduce" at the top of the list.
- By trying it out, you can now drag the image to the desired size so that the subsequent zoom effect corresponds to your wishes.
