


How to make PPT page turning effect_Just one animation effect
Apr 26, 2024 am 11:28 AMHave you ever encountered the problem of monotonous page turning effect in PPT? If you want to make your PPT more lively and interesting, you can try using animation effects. PHP editor Xinyi brings you a simple animation effect that can be done in just a few steps, which will instantly improve your PPT page turning effect. Come and have a look!
First we open the auxiliary line in PPT, find the center line of the page, and then insert a rectangle at the center line of the page.
Set the lines of this rectangle to no lines, set the fill to gradient fill, set the fill type to linear, set the angle to 60 degrees, and then set two gradient apertures respectively. It is:
Dark gray/position 25%/transparency 0; dark gray/position 100%/transparency 75. Then copy the rectangle to each page. After this operation, the written effect of the PPT page is completed.
Finally, we set the page switching animation of PPT to [Page Curl], so that the page turning effect of PPT is completed, which is very real.
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