Cool Zoom Animation Effect: PowerPoint Animation Tutorial (Professional Trick)

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[@powerpointspice]

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[@scox7748]

Cool effect. Now we have morph transition would it be easier to do this on two slides and let the program do all the animation work? Have the original and the final on a different slide then Morph transition..?

[@powerpointspice]

Absolutely for the zoom! The only thing is you won’t be able to fully control the lines / timing with the zoom element.

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[@vivekvasireddy6250]

wow very good and easy i tried it and its working....thank you. Can we zoom back that image and highlight another area like at nose for after zooming out eye.

[@powerpointspice]

+Vivek Vasireddy Hi Vivek - glad you enjoyed (and found it easy to do, since it's a pretty advanced technique!). You can definitely reverse it and re-zoom on another part of the picture, but it will just involve a lot of careful placement of animations to reverse everything. I would suggest duplicating the slide first and removing all animations - then adding all of the reverse animations (rather than trying to do on one slide). If you're interested in doing a lot of zooming in / out, I'd suggest considering the Morph transition in PowerPOint 2016. I have a video and written tutorial about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqvZoGekg6x8nK8

[@yulinliu850]

Very cool. Thanks!

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Very inviting presentation. Nice job.

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, John! Appreciate the comment.

[@maniakidd2009]

Had to impress my new boss using plain ol' Powerpoint. This did the trick! Thanks for the clear and concise instructions!

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[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Furqan!

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Great, despite my efforts to understand english. I am typing from Brazil. Thank you very much for this teachings. Perfect

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you for watching anyway and making it through - you have a true learning mindset and great determination. Appreciate the comment!

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Looks professional. Love it. Thanks for your hard work.

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+Anh-Thi Tang Great, glad you think so - thanks, Anh-Thi!

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Tq..your tutorial quite easy to follow..i hope can do the zoom in fot my science diagram.

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[@powerpointspice]

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[@powerpointspice]

Thanks!! So glad you enjoyed.

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Very creative idea thanks

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, TISSA Ranatuge - appreciate the comment!

[@hansesteves4316]

Thank you for taking the time to create this video tutorial. Great work!

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks for the comment, Hans, and glad you liked it! Lots of creative possibilities with this one.

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[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Ayo! So glad you enjoyed.

[@Xplanator]

Thank you @ PowerPoint Spice .. awesome trick!

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Xplanator! Appreciate the comment :)

[@levimust4479]

Very well explained/ thank you X 100 for not adding any cheesy background music!

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you! Sure, I try to use music only at the beginning in my videos. Glad you enjoyed, Levi, and appreciate the comment.

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Sweet! You will definitely have a competitive edge ;)

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+Edson F Cordeaca Great, thanks for the comment, Edson!

[@martadavi3603]

thanks bro!

[@powerpointspice]

No prob - thanks for watching!!

[@MarsilitoSanchez]

This is so helpful with my mapping diagram layout with your Zoom Effect :)

[@powerpointspice]

Excellent - glad it was helpful! Perfect application idea, too.

[@kc.emerson8792]

Nice walk through. Thanks!

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Kcaremba! Glad you enjoyed, and appreciate the comment!

[@juliafurman1500]

Too cool! A little advanced for me, but you have inspired me to work up to doing work like this! Great tutorial! Thank you so much :)

[@powerpointspice]

Julia Furman Yes, this is definitely on the advanced side, but the whole point of my videos is to inspire others to play with PPT too - so glad that you see the possibilities! Thanks for the comment, Julia!

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[@powerpointspice]

Thanks a lot, Brigitte! You're pretty smart too for watching and getting a leg up on other presenters :). By the way, I just released a new video, which you may find of interest as well.

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I hate long videos but these are worth the time!

[@powerpointspice]

+Powerpoint Pro Yeah I used to think people only liked short videos so I would speed talk through - but then people have feedback that it was hard to follow so I went slower / longer.

[@gallardo201]

Nice! Can you tell us what version of power point you are using for this demo? thanks in advance.

[@powerpointspice]

+gallardo201 I think i was using 2013 for this one, but this trick should work in all versions. Thanks for the question, gallardo!

[@arielmustacho8252]

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[@powerpointspice]

+ariel mustacho Thank you Ariel! Really appreciate you watching all the way from the Philippines :). You guys rock!

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I am an ICT Instructor and I am planning to use this tutorials in my class... is that okay??

[@powerpointspice]

Absolutely - please share as widely as possible :)

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MAD TICAL Thank you! Yes, it takes a while to do videos, but I'm more active on my mailing list, where I share cool stuff a bit more frequently. Appreciate the comment!

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[@patrickbachelart8572]

Fantastic idea and a really well understandable tutorial. Many thanks!

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you so much, Patrick! So glad you enjoyed, and really appreciate that you took the time to leave a comment as well.

[@almaansur6907]

Nice! which PPT you used?

[@powerpointspice]

I used 2013 I think but it can be done in all versions!

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Thank you so much for video

[@powerpointspice]

You’re quite welcome - thanks for watching and commenting, Baris!

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Glad you liked! Hope you're able to use it :). Thanks for the comment!

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Excellent...

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[@emmanuelegyam9665]

i am really learning a lot from your tutorials. I have a powerpoint presentation to do and in one of the slides, I have inserted a full business model canvas. due to that the writings are small on each section of the canvas. is there a way i can make a particular section zoom in whilst presenting on that then it shrinks out then the next section zooms in like that till i am done with all the sections on the Canvas.

[@powerpointspice]

+Emmanuel Egyam Easiest way would be to use the Morph transition if you have PowerPoint 2016... Have you seen my tutorial on that? Here is a demo video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqvZoGekg6x8nK8 , and there is a link to the tutorial in the description of that video. I'd suggest copying all your business model canvas materials and pasting as a picture - that way, you can paste this same picture on multiple slides but zoom in / out on various sections. Thanks for watching, Emmanuel!

[@geoffbennett8971]

Very clear and thorough - thank you.

[@powerpointspice]

+Geoff Bennett Awesome, glad you liked it, Geoff! Thanks for watching and commenting!

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I just love this! Very clever and creative, thank you! :)

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Alison! Glad you enjoyed, and appreciate the comment!

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awesome!

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Love your comment, SK - thank you!!

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Please tell me what is the music you put, in the beginning of the video?

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Wow! Your videos are great but this one is out of the box. I am a student and never expected so much stuff is possible with powerpoint .I have won several competitions using your tricks and am really greatful to you.Just keep delevering such stuff. With regards Apurva Mishra

[@powerpointspice]

That is so wonderful to hear, Apurva! Thanks for sharing this, and congrats on your wins. Appreciate the comment!

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Very nice video

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Vaijnath!

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I love your tutorials! I use them for school alot, I am surprise you have not gotten the Office 2016 trial yet.

[@powerpointspice]

+Mandogy Hi Mandogy - thanks for the comment (which I'm just now seeing) - feel free to check out my 2016 demo video with a prezi-like effect with the new Morph transition - i love 2016 for this reason!

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Great animation trick! I've already put it to use! (and great to meet you at the event the other night - loved your talk!)

[@powerpointspice]

Holly Robinson Awesome - glad you've already used the trick! It's a great one! And wow - that's fantastic that you were able to make it out - thanks so much, Holly - really glad you liked the talk! :)

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So creative

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Thanks, taqidito!

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[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, jbunzel - check out my other ones as well! :). Appreciate the comment.

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hi there, do you have tutorial how to make video on Fan page face book? if yes please gimmi the link , thanks a lot

[@powerpointspice]

Sorry I don't have that specifically, but lots of my effects can be used to make motion videos that can be used on FB. Thanks for the question!

[@piyanatec.4096]

This is Awesome.. I'm trying to do the same, but when i try to duplicate the slides, it created next slide, instead of layering on the old slide. Do i need to set-up anything?

[@powerpointspice]

Do you mean duplicating the image? Can you tell me which part of the tutorial you're referring to? To duplicate an image, make sure that is selected, rather than the slide.

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brilliant

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Ghada!

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This tutorial is great! I love powerpoint and now I love it even more! Thanks!

[@powerpointspice]

+Simple K Thanks, Simple K, glad you enjoyed! Yes, PPT is awesome and it just got even better with 2 new features - check out my new video that provides a quick demo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqvZoGekg6x8nK8

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Thanks for the comment, Paula! Glad you liked it.

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Excellent tutorial! Thanks for making it.

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Very well presented, very clear, thank you for showing how to put together a great animation effect

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Congratulations and tks

[@powerpointspice]

+Quero Mais Sucesso Thanks again!

[@desu38]

I was actually looking for the effect like the one when "PPT" appears at 0:09. Does anyone know how to do that?

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[@powerpointspice]

Thanks a lot, Saksham!

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Hi thanks P spice. If i wanted to highlite certain multiple words and phrases in a text image (eg page of book) in sequence. Can that be done. Or have u got a link. Ta lots.

[@powerpointspice]

If it’s an image of text (vs text box), you’re fairly limited in options but two ways are: 1- create rectangle outlines (with no fill) around the desired text and have these fade in. 2- create rectangles with no outline and nearly transparent yellow fill (maybe 80% transparent) on top of the text to make a highlight effect. Also add fades to the rectangles to have them come in when you want. Hope that helps!

[@crossfitmastersgymtainment7661]

PowerPoint Spice thank you lots. Would u possibly be interested in a paid project. I have to give a lecture on 2 August at international conference. Keen to make a good impression. I could email you my presentation and guide you as to what slides need some of your skillfull upgrading.

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks for thinking of me! However I don’t really do freelance work due to time constraints but definitely great idea to spruce up your presentation in advance so you make the best impression possible. There are great folks at the Presentation Guild (association for prez designers) who will definitely be able to help! Just drop them an inquiry and they’ll get you hooked up!

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Fab tutorial - I'm definitely going to use this. Thanks for letting us into your creativity :)

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you so much, Yeldo! Really appreciate it, and feel free to check out my other effects in case you like those as well.

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[@powerpointspice]

Thank you so much!!

[@1Tomatensuppe]

Hello, how do you do this effect at 0:14 ? Thanks

[@powerpointspice]

The transition where the picture becomes bigger and fades to black? That's just a zoom transition.

[@1Tomatensuppe]

Yes, where your picture zoom in and slightly shake / whobble. Is this made ​​with powerpoint or with a video editor?

[@powerpointspice]

This is with PowerPoint - you do a zoom entrance effect, then right after it "lands" you do a grow/shrink effect with around 10% growth, very short duration (like .2 or .3 seconds) then an autoreverse from that. So it's basically lands with the zoom, then grows, then shrinks back again, giving it that little extra pop.

[@1Tomatensuppe]

Thank you for the inspiration. I got it.

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[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Belasri - appreciate the comment! Feel free to check out my other videos for more stuff (like my newest Pokemon one!).

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[@SanDiegoMaria]

Amazing! Great job!..Saludos from Venezuela!

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Maria Rosa! Really appreciate it :).

[@ambzerambzer8800]

Mine didn’t look nearly as smooth. I think maybe I had trouble from the aligning part, even with the align>Centre>Middle because it left it’s orig spot so I had to place it again. I’m close though. Thankyou

[@videoshare5324]

Very nice. I actually prefer leaving the lines in and NOT fading them out at the end. Just a matter of preference. Thanks for the tips.

[@powerpointspice]

Oh interesting - yes it's all about preference - and once you get the effect you can definitely customize to your needs. Thanks for watching and providing the helpful comment, Hub Clips!

[@sotl97]

Good Job... This is awesome.

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Nick - awesome comment! Feel free to check out my other videos as well - you may find them equally useful.

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sweet voice, thanks for the private

[@powerpointspice]

You’re welcome - thanks for watching!

[@SamerShennar]

Thanks a lot. Your tutorials are so useful. A question please: can PowerPoint zoom in an area of a picture?

[@powerpointspice]

Samer Shennar Hi Same - thanks for watching and for the thoughtful question! In PPT 2013, you can zoom in to part of the slide during your presentation, if you're in presenter mode (using the magnifying glass icon), though I'm not a huge fan of this feature. The other way to do it is to use a combination of a motion path and the grow/shrink effect so that while the picture is growing, it goes to the center of the screen. And of course, if you want to use an effect such as the one I'm showing here, you can do that too - a simpler way is to just follow all the steps except for the zoom lines (which are cool but need patience to get the timings right). Hope that helps!

[@robf.9982]

Samer Shennar - I'm not sure what you're wanting to do but I've done some Ken Burns type zooming and panning of various things in MS PhotoStory, saved them, and imported them into PPT to be used as part of a more complex animation.

[@AymanB]

PowerPoint Spice Unfortunately PP doesn't allow a custom selection zoom which is a real shame. You're stuck with the zoom area that they force on you.

[@duythanh_paris8657]

Merci pour ce tuto qui va me donner un meilleur travail !

[@powerpointspice]

Merci!

[@manikrpc]

really helpful

[@powerpointspice]

+manik kawsar thanks, manik!

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That's cool!!! Thanks for sharing... I'm already a fan!!! :)

[@powerpointspice]

Wheng Culit Awesome - thanks! Appreciate that you're a fan!

[@fawzanduraid104]

a question please.. how to make this animation multiple times for the same slide ?

[@powerpointspice]

+Fawzan Duraid You mean for multiple objects? You just do the same process - you just have to sequence the animations so they flow the way you want.

[@fawzanduraid104]

+PowerPoint Spice Actually what I meant is how to zoom in at one object then zoom it out and zoom in again at another object all within the same slide ! is it the same as you explained !?

[@powerpointspice]

+Fawzan Duraid that's harder then - you'd have to reverse the animations - which is possible but would be a pain to do if you want to use the lines with zooming out. If you are ok with a simpler zoom out, you can just use a zoom out exit on the first zoomed object - then do the trick again to zoom in on your second object etc. An easier way is using the morph transition if you have ppt 2016 - there you can zoom in and out very easily. I have a video that illustrates that.

[@fawzanduraid104]

+PowerPoint Spice u r awesome ✌ where can I find the illustration video ?!

[@powerpointspice]

+Fawzan Duraid there should be a download link in the description - let me know if it doesn't work.

[@larryquemere5674]

Easy to follow

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you !! Glad it was.

[@LeeEllingson]

Nice Job!

[@powerpointspice]

Thanks, Lee!

[@MolmartCat]

With all respect... besides you're so beauty, Your ppt lesson is so great as well! Esto Es Verdaderamente Grandioso! have a goodone! -JM Guaymas & San carlos México

[@powerpointspice]

José Molina Thanks, José! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial - have a great day as well!

[@toantk119]

thanks

[@freedanielson8715]

Thanks I am just starting to learn this program and doing a crash course by watching videos. this was great

[@powerpointspice]

+Daniel Nelson Wonderful to hear, Daniel! Definitely check out my other videos if you want more cool techniques - you'll actually learn a lot of the basics along the way as well.

[@Zain.Basi1]

Fascinating! Reeeeeeally like it 😊

[@powerpointspice]

Thank you, Zain!! So glad it was useful!

[@liviacarrarini193]

cool!

[@powerpointspice]

+Livia Carrarini Thanks, Livia!