Bullet text animation in PowerPoint | Morph Office 365

[@TylerStanczak]

This is awesome levelup with PowerPoint! I just made a video on how to make cool redesigns of bullet points with PowerPoint, but I love how you guys introduced the morph tool to skip through each point on the slide. This is awesome! :)

[@alecarmstrong7538]

This is a clever idea. (I also like your use of group and ungroup to align the objects at once.) When I replicated this, I changed the colour of the newly added text so that it stands out and the viewer will be focused on it.

[@leveluppowerpoint9815]

Thank you! That's a great idea!

[@CanerErden]

Thanks, I will try it right now :)

[@ilimelekitiko7222]

Another great tutorial. Thanks

[@aliassecret]

Wow! Thanks so much for this tutorial. Can't wait to try it on my video lectures. :)

[@317_harkeeratsingh4]

Waiting for the tutorial for the last credit animation that u don in ur video.

[@leveluppowerpoint9815]

Yes, we are working on a tutorial about it! Should be there soon :)

[@317_harkeeratsingh4]

@@leveluppowerpoint9815 Ok. Waiting eagerly

[@317_harkeeratsingh4]

Amazing Stuff I liked it.

[@srikarravoori124]

I like level up!

[@rashmik6562]

Can you please explain what is the purpose of hiding text on four of the slides? I was able to replicate the effect perfectly using just text. When I made each bullet a combination of text, shape and icons, the effect is jarring.

[@leveluppowerpoint9815]

Hi Rashmi K! We used the Morph transition for this effect and to make it as simple as possible and avoiding any morph errors we kept the textboxes on all slides. There are other ways of introducing new elements on the morph slide without repeating the textboxes - we recommend applying Appear animation. You can add extra elements to the textboxes, then group them and use the same technique to introduce on the slide. This is just one of many ways of animating objects, we hope that our videos will help inspire others so everyone could find their own style :)

[@ceecmb]

5 slides to animate 5 lines of text???

[@leveluppowerpoint9815]

When you present the file no one knows how many slides you have. What matters is the effect ;)