VISUALLY DESIGNED POWER POINT PRESENTATION: EYEDROPPER IN POWERPOINT PRESENTATION

THE MAGIC OF USING EYEDROPPER IN YOUR PRESENTATION

Todays post is about eyedropper we have been using PowerPoint color palette for changing the color of text, object or shape, you can try this eyedropper tool and give color of your choice to the text, object or shape. It is nothing difficult to learn about this tool you all will really like this tool. This tool brings the sparkle to your presentation.

If you want your presentation to be attractive, don't underestimate the importance of making all the colors compatible and coherent. That's exactly the case when the PowerPoint Eyedropper tool can come in handy.

What is the Eyedropper tool in PowerPoint?

An Eyedropper is an option that allows picking a specific color from anywhere in PowerPoint, or outside of it, and adding the chosen color to your presentation. Thanks to Eyedropper it is possible to match colors of shapes, objects, backgrounds, and texts throughout the slides and make them look coherent.

Let's say you want the background on all of your slides to be the same color as the leaves shown in a photo on the first slide. What are the odds that you will be able to find this exact color among the color options presented in the PowerPoint color palette generator? We're not telling you that it is not impossible; however, to do so, you will have to spend a great deal of precious time trying to find the nearest match. There's no need in wasting time with such a task since PowerPoint has already taken care of everything for you. With the Eyedropper tool, you can copy and transfer any color to the background in no time. And there you go! The background color on all the slides matches those leaves from the first slide.

Where do you find the Eyedropper?

Ok, where is the Eyedropper tool located in PowerPoint? The Eyedropper tool can be found in the 2013 and 2016 versions of PowerPoint and in Office 365. It is worth mentioning that you won’t be able to use the eyedropper option in Touch mode since it is only available if you have a stylus or mouse.

The Eyedropper option can be found among any drop-down menu that is used for changing a color whether it is a shape outline, a text block color, or a background fill. If you need to change the color of a shape, first select a shape, navigate to the Format tab on the Ribbon, click on “Shape Fill” and choose “Eyedropper.” However, there's an easier way to find the eyedropper. You will see this option is in the menu after you have selected a text block, a shape, or a background you need a matching color for and right-clicked on it