Editing Flat Icons & Shapes in PowerPoint

Slide Content

The slide presents a tutorial on how to change the fill color of flat icons and shapes within PowerPoint. It shows an example of a color selection tool in PowerPoint, illustrating how easily colors can be changed for icons and shapes to customize the visual appearance of presentation graphics. This customization allows for better integration of graphics with the presentation's color scheme, enhancing overall aesthetic cohesion and supporting brand identity.

Graphical Look

• The slide features a white and pale blue color scheme.
• A large title at the top in bold black font states the topic.
• A centered text box with a gray background contains instructional text in white font.
• A large screenshot of a color selection tool from PowerPoint is displayed to the right of the text box.
  • The screenshot exhibits a drop-down menu with various color options.
• There are graphical representations of people icons before and after color changes.
  • The before icon set on the left is teal, the after on the right is orange.
• The design is clean and minimalistic, using flat design principles.

The slide has a professional and clean appearance, with a focus on instructional content and visual representation of the theme. The color palette is soft and unobtrusive, supporting the educative aim without distracting from the content.

Use Cases

• This slide can be used in educational training materials for teaching PowerPoint skills.
• It could be part of a workshop presentation on enhancing visual design in presentations.
• The slide is suitable for including in a webinar or online course module about PowerPoint customization.
• It can serve as a visual guide in a corporate setting for standardizing presentations to align with brand colors.