Editing Flat Icons & Shapes in PowerPoint

Slide Content

The slide is instructional, explaining how users can easily change the fill color of flat icons and shapes in PowerPoint presentations. A dialogue box illustrates the various color options available including theme colors, standard colors, recent colors, with further customization options such as no fill, more fill colors, eyedropper, picture, gradient, and texture. Each of these options represents a different way to fill an object: "No Fill" makes it transparent, "More Fill Colors..." opens a color palette for precise selection, "Eyedropper" matches colors from objects, "Picture..." fills with an image, "Gradient" applies a color transition, and "Texture" fills with a pattern.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white.
• A teal accent bar is on the left side.
• A large screen capture of a PowerPoint color selection tool is centered to the left, showing various color options.
• Three flat gear icons are aligned diagonally on the right side of the slide; they are multicolored, showcasing the color change feature.
• The central gear icon overlaps the screenshot slightly.
• Text explaining the feature is in a gray textbox above the screen capture.

The slide presents a clean, professional look with a minimalistic design focusing on the main instructional content.

Use Cases

• To train new employees on how to customize presentation materials in PowerPoint.
• In a workshop about enhancing visual presentation skills, focusing on design consistency.
• During a company meeting, to demonstrate the revised brand color scheme using company icons.
• As part of a sales pitch, to show how easily the company can adapt to client branding.