Create Glassmorphism Sliding Animation in PowerPoint {Tutorial & free download}

[@jellenp]

Your instructions are thorough and crystal clear and you have a very soothing and friendly voice. I’m very happy to have found you. Thank you for your patience and diligence in creating this lesson. Best of luck in your endeavors.

[@Studio42Canada]

Thank you for the kind words. glad you like the content!

[@jiimms9288]

just discovered your channel, Awesome work!! Subscribed and shared :)

[@Studio42Canada]

Glad you liked it ☺️ thanks for watching!

[@t.p.madhavan4082]

Great learniong bro! Thank you for sharing your expertise. Looking forward to more.

[@deborah8607]

This was super great, and easy! I am a teacher and I want the students to move a "magnifying glass" over objects, so I am going to try this using the effects in the opposite way (blurred background, non-blurred morphed image). I will post the results :)

[@Studio42Canada]

That's a great idea. Do share the results!

[@javierpena5146]

Wow man. That's amazing and not that difficult. Thank you very much.

[@clydeugene]

Thanks for this. I'm thinking it might have worked with filling the shape with a background image

[@rroningpandan04]

Thanks so much for your valuable amazing tutorial, may GBU gentlement

[@Uncle-P2600]

Brilliant!

[@bruban9]

Great! Sir!

[@eranthagunawardena2638]

Thank you so much.

[@phuongnguyenhoang5306]

That's so genius!

[@Rodcccp]

Thank you! Learning a lot here!

[@Studio42Canada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Silverhorizons]

Thank you!

[@cristobalgomezgutierrez8546]

thank you! what about the letters? they seem like carved into the glass. How did you do it?

[@Studio42Canada]

an inner shadow has been used on the text. Format Text -> Text Effects -> Inner Shadow (inside top left)

[@cristobalgomezgutierrez8546]

@@Studio42Canada thanks! :)

[@duncanallen3414]

Great concept and I like the design idea. I was able to create the same effect though with half the amount of input. I found I didn't need to add the master slide set up as I formatted the slide background on the slide, I didn't need the additional image for the glass to slide over as l could set the transparencies on the shape (this meant I didn't need to realign the crop image) and I grouped the glass shapes together (ctrl G) so that I was sure they would move together and reduced errors. Keep up the good work!

[@Studio42Canada]

Thanks Duncan, that sounds interesting. will try out the method and see how it looks

[@cristobalgomezgutierrez8546]

@Duncan Allen hello... how did you get the blur in the transparent shape? Thanks

[@quengo7169]

Content of great creativity.

[@Studio42Canada]

Thank you !

[@angelicatantajulca6468]

You are amazing! :D

[@vivek2880]

WOW!! This is simply amazing!! I'm curious, can this same effet be replicated in MS Word as well?

[@baskisj]

It will work with slide background fill. Anyways nice job, good

[@asphaltking5870]

Thank you to much

[@lennard2995]

wow thx bro

[@sany5448]

awesome! tricks. Please share us more knowledge.

[@Studio42Canada]

working on lots more videos...coming soon !

[@rakibsarker367]

Thanks

[@leriava]

Nice effect

[@Studio42Canada]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnabram4159]

Why can't you just use a transparent rectangle tinted in light gray color?

[@Studio42Canada]

That wouldn't create the glass blur effect..it would only tint the image.

[@goodchennelz]

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