Here are the directions Google provided on how to go about editing the images you use in your Google Slides:. Applying masks To crop your image to a particular shape, apply a mask from the pull-down menu next to the crop icon.
There are tons of shapes, arrows and callout designs to choose from, like the heart example below. Undoubtedly, pictures add more value and aesthetics to your slides.
However, some users skip the idea of adding images as their pictures are unsuitable for slides. Some of the problems are that pictures need to be cropped or lack perfect brightness. Fortunately, you can perform a variety of image-editing tasks right within Google Slides. In this post, we offer you 15 tips to edit images like a pro in Google Slides.
This post lists the steps for Google Slides on the web. However, the tips would work on mobile apps as well. Further, most of the tips can be used in other Google Drive services, such as Google Docs and Google Drawings as well. When you add an image to Google Slides, it will be used in its original size.
So you might need to resize or rotate it. To resize an image, click on the image. When the blue border appears around the image, resize the image by dragging it with the corner boxes' help. You can use the tiny boxes available in the border's center, but that will not maintain the aspect ratio.
Similarly, to rotate an image, click on the image to select it. Then using the tiny circular icon at the top of the image, rotate the image. Choose the appropriate option. Further, you can manually set the image's dimensions, rotation angle and even lock the aspect ratio.
For that, right-click on your image and select Format options. A right sidebar will open. Click on Size and rotation to expand it.
Then set the parameters according to your need. To make things easy, you can enable alignment lines. Those will guide you while moving your images. At times, your image might have unrequired portions. You can crop it directly in Google Slides. Our hands-on, instructor-led courses are available both as public scheduled courses or on demand as a custom training solution.
All Avantix Learning courses include a comprehensive course manual including tips, tricks and shortcuts as well as sample and exercise files. Recommended article: How to Crop a Picture in PowerPoint 4 Ways When you crop an image, the image will appear in crop mode with two sets of handles black crop handles and square blue sizing handles : Step 1: Crop an image to a square There are 4 ways to crop an image in Google Slides: Using the menu Using the Crop command on the Toolbar By right-clicking By double-clicking To crop an image into a square in Google Slides using the menu: Select the image on the slide.
Click Format in the menu, select Image and then Crop Image. The image appears in crop mode. Drag the image within the cropped area to the desired location. Click outside the image to exit crop mode.
Click Crop on the Toolbar. The Crop command appears in the Toolbar when an image is selected: To crop an image into a square in Google Slides by right-clicking: Right-click the image on the slide. A drop-down menu appears. Click Crop Image. The following menu appears when you right-click an image: To crop an image into a square in Google Slides by double-clicking: Double-click the image on the slide. Step 2: Crop the image into a circle The next step is to crop the image into a circle. To crop an image into a circle in Google Slides using the Crop command on the Toolbar: Select the image on the slide.
Click the arrow beside Crop in the Toolbar. Dragging an image to a Google Slides presentation. Cropping Images Open your presentation in Google Slides. Select the image that you want to crop. Double-click the image or click the Crop button, located on the toolbar. Use the black handles to adjust the cropping. You can just click outside the image too. Reset image option.
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