Looking for a “wow factor” effect for your next PowerPoint presentation? Look no further than this video. In a hands-on tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a swipe effect for any kind of screen—a phone, laptop or tablet. We’ll also add a clickable arrow on the right of the pictures to make it more like photo carousels you see on various sites these days.
? Want another cool effect? Check out the Star Wars scroll in this video: https://youtu.be/HFDaXcmMk7s
00:00 – Previewing the finished swipe effect with a photo slideshow
00:20 – Finding a picture of a blank laptop (or phone/tablet) screen on pexels.com
01:10 – Inserting and cropping the picture of the blank laptop into PowerPoint
01:43 – Remove the screen area from the laptop image
03:07 – Inserting photos for the slideshow carousel
04:11 – Adding the swipe effect to the first picture with a Fly Out animation
04:59 – Inserting additional pictures and adding the swipe effect with the Animation Painter
06:22 – Centering all the pictures and sending them behind the laptop
07:15 – Viewing the animations we have so far
07:40 – Re-ordering the animations
08:15 – Testing the updated animations
08:48 –Adding an arrow to the right of the pictures for clickability
09:51 – Adding triggers to the animations for the arrow
11:27 – Testing our final masterpiece!
