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How To Add Watermarks To PowerPoint Slides?

Most Of Us Use Microsoft PowerPoint For Our Presentations And Share Our Information With Others Through Its Slides. 

Watermarks, Since this information may be unique to us, we may want to use a watermark in it. But how to create a watermark in PowerPoint and add it to the slides?

A watermark is an image placed in the background, but to the extent that it does not interfere with the text or the original image of the slides. You can use the logo of the company you work for as a watermark or type a word. In this article, we want to teach you how to create and add watermarks to slides in PowerPoint. 

Build and add watermarks in PowerPoint

You can add a watermark to a slide or all of them. If you want to add a watermark to all the slides, use the Master Slide feature (from the first step of the tutorial). We use this feature to add a watermark to all slides, but if you want to use only one watermark slide, the first and second steps will not work for you, and use the third step onwards.

It should be noted that the first presentation slide is usually the master slide, and any design changes, such as fonts or backgrounds, apply to all slides. 

To add a watermark to slides in PowerPoint, follow these steps:

Your watermark is ready and will be visible on all current slides and slides that you create in the future and add to your presentation. To make the texts and elements more visible, we suggest using light colors.

Build and add watermarks to images

The above method does not add watermarks to slide images, but in most presentations, we encounter images and want to add watermarks to them as well. To do this, there is a way in front of you to add watermarks directly to PowerPoint images. To do this, follow these steps:

You may want to change the location and amount of watermark transparency in the image in the future.

There are two ways you can add watermarks to slides in PowerPoint, and these watermarks are also placed on the images.

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