Papercut Effect for Pictures in PowerPoint

Learn how to create a papercut effect for pictures in PowerPoint. Add a white outline with shadow to make any photo stand out on your slides. You can follow this tutorial in any version PowerPoint.
This paper cut effect helps you add character to your stories and make your pictures stand out. This makes your pictures look like it has been cut out from a magazine or newspaper.
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What you need to follow this tutorial
- Pictures with transparent background or isolated pictures
The tools we will use in this tutorial include:
- Scribble Tool to outline the picture
- Add Oval shape and merge /subtract with freeform shape to edit outline
- Send the freeform drawing to the back
- Edit the shape and change Shape Fill
- Remove shape outline
- Add outer shadow to make the picture stand out
- Play with shadow options to get the exact effect you want.

[@JulianKandy]

Wow, this is amazing!

[@civilheart5355]

Mr. ROM you are really a genius. God bless you.

[@gwenj2457]

Thank you!

[@PresentationProcess]

You're welcome!

[@jpchaudhary6318]

SIR YOUR ENGLISH EXPLAINATION IS VERY STRONG AND UNDERSTANDING...GOOD JOB!

[@PresentationProcess]

Good to know Chaudhary. Thank you for watching!

[@utkarshbajaj4807]

your explanation is beautiful

[@patlevis2430]

You are a master as always. Nice and clear explaination. Thanks a lot.

[@PresentationProcess]

Good to know the explanation is clear. Thanks for the feedback - appreciate it.

[@shakespearaamina9117]

Splendid ❣️😊😊

[@foss2116]

Awesome explained!

[@PresentationProcess]

Thank you!

[@sadiaafrin4825]

Is there any way to save this edited pictures as PNG files or use it like this on any other applications like word, onenote?

[@jpchaudhary6318]

SIR CAN U MAKE THE TUTORIAL ON MS EXCEL?

[@PresentationProcess]

Nice to know you liked our PowerPoint Tutorials. We aren't into Excel at this time. Sorry :(

[@GeekyWizard]

will it work in 2007

[@PresentationProcess]

Sure should! Try it and let us know