Specific method of using screen brush to make ink on PPT slides

When making PPT slides, do you want to add some creative and artistic ink effects? PHP editor Banana will guide you to use the screen brush tool to easily achieve this goal. Continue reading the following article to learn how to draw ink effects on PPT slides with screen brushes to add unique charm to your presentations.

The brush needs to be called up in the show state. There is no need to make any settings in advance, so first click [Slide Show] in the lower right corner of the main interface to enter the show state.

In the show state, there are several small icons in the lower left corner of the slide, which have functions such as page turning and zooming in. One of the icons is a pen pattern. By the way, That's it! The brush tool we need is right here.

After clicking the brush tool, a tab will pop up. There are three types of brushes, a color grid and the indispensable eraser. The laser pointer is only red and is in the shape of a hollow circle. The effect is similar to holding a laser pointer against a large PPT screen and scratching it. The picture below shows the effect of the laser pointer.

After selecting the tool pen, press and hold the left button and slide it on the PPT to draw a stroke, then release it to end the stroke. The thickness of the pen tip cannot be adjusted, but the color can be changed. However, the colors are also fixed. The effect is as shown in the picture.

The tip of the highlighter pen is a small rectangle, and the stroke effect is much thicker than that of the pen, similar to a marker pen. The effect is as shown in the picture.

After the screening is over, when you want to exit, if the ink has not been erased, an inquiry dialog box will pop up asking you if you want to keep the ink annotation. You can choose according to your own situation.

NOTE:

The eraser erases one stroke at a time! It's not like a drawing tool where you can erase as much as you want.

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