Can't PPT typeset pictures and texts? These eight typesetting ideas can help you.

Hello, everyone. I read like a face. I'm not yellow.

It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words, and pictures with words are indeed the most commonly used PPT typesetting method.

Speaking of this, many people's typesetting is still ugly, and only beautiful and generous typesetting can achieve the purpose of displaying information.

Some people know some typesetting ideas, such as alignment, intimacy and so on. However, due to the limitation of thinking, PPT is too modular and nothing new.

After constant practice and irregular collection of works, I, a junior player who could only use the mask as PPT at first, slowly faded the mask from the picture.

These eight typesetting ideas are summarized from all my PPT works. I hope I can help you solve the pain point of PPT graphic typesetting.

This typesetting method is easy to balance the layout, and the picture content should be closely related to the title or text.

This can be said to be the most common typesetting method, which is simple, direct and effective.

We can spread out the pictures and arrange them like this.

You can also shrink the pictures instead of spreading them out.

This typesetting idea is bold and extraordinary, but obviously, it is because of its novelty that it highlights its special and beautiful appearance.

Let's not talk about typesetting, let's talk about blank space first. Be sure to know that White is not blank!

For Bai Yu, you can understand it as the part of the picture that contains less subject information. It can also be simply considered as a "relatively empty" part.

This idea relies more on pictures, and there are few good pictures, especially for typesetting. Therefore, to typeset in this way, it is often necessary to cut and splice the pictures.

As I said before, it is conducive to typesetting, and many pictures are rare. So what should we do at this time?

There is no extra white, so make one for it. The most common method is to add a gradient mask with adjusted transparency.

For example, in the following two cases, add a gradient mask, and the transparency from left to right is 0, 100% respectively. I.e. from opaque to transparent. Opaque places are used for typesetting, and transparent places are pictures.

Of course, transparency can be adjusted, and there is no hard and fast rule. What is appropriate is good. Similarly, the gradient direction is not unique.

This is the most common typesetting technique. Just add a mask to the picture.

However, it should be noted that general business PPT design rarely does this. Usually workplace PPT uses a light background instead of masks and pictures.

This usage is not common, but it does work. Refreshing typesetting will make your PPT more brilliant!

You can add a color block to the picture, but don't cover it.

Just like the previous example, the color block can be longer than the picture, and nothing is needed.

Of course, it can also be made into cards.

It doesn't have to be big. Changing the picture into other forms will also have a miraculous effect. It can balance the page and supplement the content.