Zooming into parts of your slide with MORPH Transition (PowerPoint 2019 /Microsoft365) ✔

[@andrewpach]

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[@ExpectionsVSReality-y9w]

I started watching your ppt tutorials . Its really really simple and cool. Who ever is reading this, I encourage you please go through most of the videos they are very helpful to create beautiful ppt presentations.

[@andrewpach]

Thank you, glad you encourage people to it. Highly appreciated and you are always welcome on my channel :D

[@janaabreu]

I was very confused by this transition... Finally I understand. Thank you

[@andrewpach]

Glad you understood it, yeah ZOOM can be a little counter-intuitive at first.

[@ryanwhiskin5608]

mate i was looking for a simple rundown on this feature and couldn't find it until your video, well done. So simple

[@andrewpach]

You are very very welcome, I'd love to record more about it since Zoom is so good

[@c0mbat15]

This is an amazing capability. I with I had known about it three years ago!!!

[@andrewpach]

You’re welcome @carleast😊 Thank you for leaving a comment and helping me out as well!

[@theoddbowlverymuch]

watched the video on google, came here for the like button. thanks for making it sooo easy 💐💐

[@andrewpach]

Most welcome 😊 Thank you for taking the time to move over to YT . It should be possible to "like" directly in chrome

[@WallyBobbywang]

Yes!!!! Thank you!!! Kami-sama!!!

[@andrewpach]

You are very welcome!

[@bendhji]

Great stuff Andrzej! Thanks for sharing (I really like your style, tone and efficiency in your videos :)

[@andrewpach]

Thank you for saying that and watching the tut :)

[@PavanKumar-oz3kj]

Thank you for simplifying this😭

[@sharpshooter4063]

Thanks Andrew. Great help

[@andrewpach]

Happy to help!

[@gaw009]

This was great, solved my problem in 2 minutes. Thank you.

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much @gaw009! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@moonbee03]

Thank you very much Andrew!

[@andrewpach]

You’re welcome moonbee03😊 Thank you for leaving a comment and helping me out as well!

[@DeepTechTrainer]

you are just amazing. very simple, explanatory, understandable.

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much @DeepTechTrainer! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@ashleshas4205]

Thank you so so much! You saved my day!

[@andrewpach]

You are welcome!

[@Dubstrom]

This is what was I searching for and this channel is the one who give information. Thankyouu soooooooo muchhhh bruh❤️

[@andrewpach]

My pleasure 😊

[@PrioSembodo]

Thanks for sharing man.

[@andrewpach]

You are very welcome Prio

[@IMacksI]

great video, thank you so much!

[@GkSeJobTak]

Thank you Sir Love from India ❤️

[@andrewpach]

Thank you! Big greetings from Poland, have a great day!

[@iconicvideography1550]

Nice, and simply explained, well done

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much IconicVideography! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@iseline5129]

Wow this is amazing, thank you very much! Looking forward to making kick ass presentations

[@andrewpach]

yeah zoom is a really amazing function, I have to admit! Looks cool almost in any case :D

[@prostakomunikacja]

Simple and beautiful. Very nice!

[@andrewpach]

Thank you! 😊

[@Omarrfliz]

You are amazing! Thanks a lot for the video!

[@andrewpach]

Glad you liked it!

[@smartphonevideography]

Thanks for sharing 👍 This is a really cool feature!

[@andrewpach]

Thanks for watching! I think so too, so much potential in the zoom feature

[@OCath.]

Thank you for this! I've been getting it wrong. Let me go try it now.

[@andrewpach]

You got this!

[@JoseMaria-jt7dd]

EXCELENTE!!!

[@joriswittenberg680]

Thanks a lot, what I was looking for! Unfortunately the morphing performance on my Powerpoint is very choppy, even if I morph just one simple object. But thats probably related to my cloud workspace or something.

[@andrewpach]

Yes, because normally morphing works pretty good and seamless, ofc PowerPoint is always a bit choppy and sub-optimal, but without a problem I get the 60fps (when recording videos with it, a little less).

[@sammea9464]

Simple and amazing. THANK YOU

[@andrewpach]

Glad you like it! Yeah zooming is really a blessing for PPT :D

[@MannikinFreezTag]

This was excellent. Our presentations need to provide viewers with a means of seeing the big picture and then details, and this will help us achieve that using PowerPoint (versus Prezi). Thank you!

[@andrewpach]

Glad it was helpful! Zoom is definately an interesting feature that can enlarge parts of your slide in a nice, animated way.

[@tiaaulia4180]

thanks for the help it help my every thing i need to install

[@andrewpach]

No problem!

[@geciliao7508]

Thank's from Brazil 🙏

[@andrewpach]

You are very very welcome ;)

[@ajalipio1]

Fantastic! 🙂

[@andrewpach]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@WarRocketAjax]

Brilliant!

[@andrewpach]

Thanks Rob ;)

[@kashivishwanath7603]

Fantastic tutorial. Beautifully explained. Thank you. How to double zoom, if I zoom to one slide, can I zoom into another slide, giving further details? 2 levels of explanation.

[@andrewpach]

Yes you can! But you kinda need to put a zoom slide inside the slide you are zooming into prior. It's not a problem, just nest it beforehand. For example put slide 3 into slide 2 as a zoom. Now put slide 2 into slide 1 as a zoom. You start on slide 1, you can click to zoom into slide 2, and the zoom into slide 3 is already there so you can click agian and get it ;)

[@kashivishwanath7603]

@@andrewpach Thank you so much. Your suggestion worked. 👍👍👍

[@Alice_Kuznetsova]

Thank you so much, it's amaizing!!!

[@andrewpach]

I'm glad you like it, thank you for commenting as well!

[@mansourfrance9991]

Thank you 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@andrewpach]

You are welcome!

[@haroonchristophersam]

Nice. thanks

[@andrewpach]

You’re welcome @haroonchristophersam😊 Thank you for leaving a comment and helping me out as well!

[@ferasalmutairi.489]

Thank you so much! I have one question though, Can I hide the duplicated slides? I don”t want it to be shown on the left

[@andrewpach]

That's a bit of a problem, you could of course place them deeper down the road but physically they need tobe in your presentation to zoom into them. You can put them in a section and somewhere else, jsut note that when you click on that zoom it will take you there.

[@ramindehbandi9582]

It was a great help, thanks for sharing

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much ramin dehbandi! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@2C.Rush8]

Thank you this was very helpful

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much C. Rush! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

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Do you provide one-on-one coaching?

[@andrewpach]

Hello, currently not possible, I'm having too many ongoing projects and I want to develop my company and brand so 1-on-1 coaching isn't somerhing I currently want to do

[@shahala2817]

Thank you 😊👍🏼

[@andrewpach]

No problem 👍

[@leonardlim6459]

Good idea

[@andrewpach]

Many many thanks for commenting :)

[@coolblue1524]

Superb!! Thank you.

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much Suresh Gummaraju! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@marlondasis]

beautiful content..

[@andrewpach]

Glad you think so!

[@omermirzada1566]

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[@andrewpach]

Thank you too from Poland, have a great day Omer!

[@mikibuci8373]

thanks for sharing

[@andrewpach]

You’re welcome @mikibuci8373😊 Thank you for leaving a comment and helping me out as well!

[@MrSaosin182]

thank you just learn something interesting feature!!

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much Paolo YT! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@2660016A]

Would I be right in saying this only works if it’s a picture you’ve imported, which keeps the relationship between all of the the items on it fixed? I can make this work for mixed PowerPoint objects on a slide, such as seperate text boxes and shapes.

[@andrewpach]

What I show in the tutorial refers to an image, correct. But you can do something similar for separate shapes aswell , let's say you have 4 shapes (or text doesn't matter) and on the next slide you move two of the text boxes outside the slide and two of the remaining ones get a little bigger. there you have a similar result :)

[@SH1425roy]

Thank you, this is very helpful

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much Roy Fan! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@Dr_Hesham_Bahaa]

Wow

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much Hesham Bahaa EL-Din! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@peterodonohue9066]

How do I do this in google slides?

[@andrewpach]

I would need to check but this specific feature is pretty unique here within PowerPoint so it might be unavailable in google slides at this time. I'm not sure since I don't use Google Sldies as much as PPT!

[@sumbermediapembelajaran9626]

awsome., thank bro

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[@bhaskar5728]

thankyou

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[@roxettemariebartonico2328]

Wow! Thanks 😊 I love it. It's very simple easy to understand and follow. I have been looking for something that I can understand. :) Thanks 😊

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much Roxette Marie Bartonico! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@yTeslaa]

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[@andrewpach]

nppppp!

[@ambzerambzer8800]

This is very cool, but I don’t have the “morph” transition” I have all the ones you have and in the same order but not Morph :( I guess PowerPoint had an upgraded version before I bought mine

[@andrewpach]

Morph is like 4-5 years old now. It was added in PPT 2019 and of course in 365 (always newest). You bought 2016 if you don't have it, which at this point is a bit outdated, but at least you checked out the tutorial and can see the capabilites, if you update in the future you'll have it!

[@numalesoybea1348]

I don't see any "Morph" transition option

[@andrewpach]

Hello! This means that you use PowerPoint 2016 or an older version. This feature is available since PowerPoint 2019

[@numalesoybea1348]

@@andrewpach ok thanks

[@yzx6765]

would u like 2 share it

[@andrewpach]

Hello Hsia there is a license for this file I can't exactly share it but it is free to use. I used a file from freepik

[@Hassan-Yousef-Hamad]

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[@andrewpach]

Thank you :)

[@alexasanz73]

👍

[@andrewpach]

Thank you :)

[@GrumpyOldMan9]

And now explain how to animate zooming in on a bullet point

[@andrewpach]

I would probably create separate slides for each bullet point and just make that one bulletpoint on a particular slide bigger - this way it would create this sort of zooming in animation.