This introductory how-to guide will teach you how to enhance your PowerPoint presentations by adding animations.

In PowerPoint, you can animate text and objects such as clip art, shapes, and pictures. Animation, or movement, on the slide, can be used to draw the audience’s attention to specific content or ...

Set the Start to After Previous and the Duration to 7.25. Then click the Slide Show button to run the animation. We hope you understand how to create a loading animation in PowerPoint.

The best way to learn how to create, manage, and manipulate animations and motion paths is to just open PowerPoint and play. Insert some basic shapes, add some fancy shape effects, and then add ...

Open PowerPoint if it's not open already. Add in the object or objects that you want to make appear, if they're not already present. Most of what you could need is readily available in the "Insert ...

Drawing attention to individual talking points in a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation is easy with this simple Grow/Shrink animation.

Select Animations > Advanced Animation > Animation Pane > Add Animation, and pick another animation from the list. Repeat this process for each animation you want to add to that object.

(Don’t expect the animations to work exactly the same in the menu version.) This article assumes you have basic PowerPoint skills, such as knowing how to insert a picture and set properties.