Creative Photo & Frame Flip Animation In PowerPoint (Beginner Friendly)

Creative Photo & Frame Flip Animation In PowerPoint (Beginner Friendly) - Follow this beginner friendly tutorial to make a creative photo showcase animation in PowerPoint. Use this animation effect to present any number of photos and their explanation in your slides.

CONTENTS OF THIS VIDEO:

• 00:00 Preview
• 00:40 Insert Picture & Set Frame
• 01:57 Apply Animation Effects
• 04:00 Add Caption & Animate
• 04:20 More Photo Animation Idel

Step 1: Insert and Format the Photos

• Open PowerPoint and create a new slide.
• Insert the photos you want to use by navigating to the "Insert" tab and clicking on "Pictures" or "Online Pictures."
• Resize and position the photos as desired on the slide.

Step 2: Create the Frame

• Go to the "Insert" tab and click on "Shapes."
• Choose a shape that resembles a photo frame, such as a rectangle or a square.
• Draw the shape around one of the photos and adjust its size and position to frame the photo nicely.
• Right-click on the shape and select "Format Shape" from the context menu.
• In the Format Shape pane, customize the frame's appearance, such as changing its fill color, line color, or adding a drop shadow.

Step 3: Duplicate and Arrange Frames

• With the frame shape selected, press Ctrl+C to copy it.
• Press Ctrl+V to paste the frame shape multiple times, creating as many frames as you need for each photo.
• Move each frame to a different photo, aligning it with the photo's edges.
• You can resize and rotate the frames if desired.

Step 4: Apply Animation

• Select the first frame shape.
• Go to the "Animations" tab and click on "Add Animation."
• Choose an animation effect, such as "Fly In" or "Fade," from the available options.
• Adjust the animation settings, such as the direction or duration, using the options in the "Animations" tab.
• Repeat this process for each frame shape, applying the same or different animation effects.

Step 5: Set Animation Triggers

• With the animation pane open (found in the "Animations" tab), select the second frame's animation.
• Click on the "Trigger" button in the "Timing" group and choose "On Click of" -> "Previous."
• This sets the trigger for the animation to start when the previous animation completes.
• Repeat this step for each subsequent frame shape, using the previous frame's animation as the trigger.

Step 6: Test the Animation

• Enter the Slide Show mode by clicking on the "Slide Show" tab and selecting "From Beginning" or pressing F5.
• Click through the slides to see the photo frames flip in a sequence.

Step 7: Customize and Fine-tune

• Adjust the animation settings and timing in the Animation pane as needed to achieve the desired effect.
• Experiment with different animation effects, durations, delays, and triggers to enhance the flip animation.

Remember to save your PowerPoint presentation as you work on it. This way, you can revisit and modify the animation later if necessary. Have fun creating your creative photo and frame flip animation in PowerPoint!