If you label images in PowerPoint, you might have noticed that it's difficult to change the size of the text label and the image at the same time, unless you know this quick trick.

When you add an image to PowerPoint, the program usually adds its own suggested alt text, which you can change. It's helpful to add alt text to your slides' images for anyone using a screen reader.

Open the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation file that contains the text you want to include in a Microsoft Word document. Click the "Outline" tab in the upper left, above the slide thumbnails column.

PowerPoint’s default is a blank white slide with two lines of text: Title and subtitle. Enter both, then select a font: typeface, size, and color. More design tips: ...

PowerPoint Designer kicks in when users add images to a slide, and it provides people with a bunch of options for how they can lay those images out alongside text.

The simplest way to edit text in images you're using in PowerPoint is simply to overlay text on or near the image. To do this, click the "Insert" tab in the menu and then, in the Text area, click ...

To animate or make text, images or objects appear one by one in PowerPoint with a click, follow these steps: Click on the object you are using as a button. On the Home tab, click the Arrange ...

Not every visual assignment will need words to aid the images. For example, if you are speaking over the images, and can say everything that is necessary to know about the image, then you don’t need ...

Microsoft’s AI will describe images in Word and PowerPoint for blind users. by Nick Statt. Dec 3, 2016, 12:30 AM UTC ... Microsoft’s AI will analyze images and suggest text to be read aloud.

Microsoft's AI can turn your text-based Word document into an online PowerPoint presentation with images. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer Contributing Writer ...