60 Sec. PowerPoint ProTip » Getting the "block text" effect

Hey this is Keane from CrispyPresentat... and this week we’ll be showing you how to do the big, block text effect that you see a lot of out there.
Essentially it’s taking a few words, usually in upper case, stacking them and aligning them so they look like one big, square, flushly aligned block of text.
First, what you need is a font that is best for these sort of things - typically, tall and thin - in this example I’m using the free Oswald font.
Second, you need to have your short sentence that you’re styling - I’ll be using the phrase “Get things done.” Shorter sentences work better.
Third, make everything uppercase and center-align the text.
Fourth, put each word - or a group of words - onto their own lines.
Fifth, figure out how wide you want the block to be - I want mine to big big and centered right in the middle of the slide.
Sixth, mess around with your font sizes and get your edges to all line up.
Our seventh and final step is to then tweak the paragraph spacing in between each line to make them as evenly separated as possible.
If you want as an embellishment, you can add a line above it and below it for a nice design element.
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Thanks!

[@Beartechnology]

Simple but helpful. Thanks!