Combine slides from multiple powerpoint templates

This is probably the easiest and fastest way to do it: simply drag and drop the slides from one presentation to another. This works at least on PowerPoint and You can also just copy and paste the slides by selecting the slide to select multiple slides, hold control and select the slides right clicking it and selecting Copy. Then open the second presentation and paste the slides there by right clicking the spot on the slides pane where you want to add the copy.

When pasting you have 3 options 1. Use destination theme 2. Keep source formatting 3. Picture this will be an un-editable picture of the slide. Use FaceTime on Android Signal vs. Customize the Taskbar in Windows What Is svchost. Best Smartwatches. Best Gaming Laptops. Best Smart Displays. Best Home Security Systems. Best External Solid State Drives. Best Portable Chargers. Best Phone Chargers. Best Wi-Fi Range Extenders. Best Oculus Quest 2 Accessories. Best iPad Air Cases. Awesome PC Accessories.

Best Linux Laptops. PowerPoint Templates. PowerPoint Animations. Presentation Clipart. Video Backgrounds. Custom Graphics. Background Music. Keep them coming! Apr 18, - Mark B Hi, Struggled with no sound on viewing the video - any thoughts? Art Holden PresenterMedia May 07, - frank thanks. Im so thankful for this. I was like putting my hair out trying to find out how to do this. Jun 21, - Lesley Thanks for this very useful - I am a PhD student and new to presenting at conferences - I have one coming up in a couple of weeks and am basing my presentation on several of your slides.

I would like some pictures of buildings not houses as I am talking about offices - not sure if this would be a popular enough idea for you guys to take the time though? Thanks again. Do you like the looks of these type of buildings? Thank you Art!! Jun 30, - Art Holden Hi Jennifer, we had a couple of other people comment about this tutorial not playing right, so I rebuilt it and replaced the old video. Does it play for you now?

Art Aug 15, - Molly You're a lifesaver! Thank you for this easy tip on combining multiple PowerPoint presentations into one.

Sep 30, - Maria Thanks for such a quick and easy tutorial. Wish I had discovered this years ago, it would have saved me hundreds of times! It worked perfectly!! Oct 22, - Dalia! Nov 07, - Julia Keegan Great tutorial for combinig slides from presentations. Gives so much more versatility. Browse to the template or presentation you want to add a slide from.

Be sure to check the box "Keep Source Formatting" in order to copy the entire slide design and not just the info on the slide. With our animated templates and PowerPoint , you'll also need to be sure you are copying the video files into the same directory as your presentation, if you are combining animated templates together.

Hope this helps. This made my job SO very easy. Thank you very much for this! You are also very easy to listen to - that can't be said for all oral presenters. Keep up the great work! Nov 17, - Suzan Moody So appreciate how quick and easy this was. Thank you much. I still need a couple more firefighter images.

If you need suggestions, I'd be happy to make some. Thanks again for this wonderful site. Jan 23, - James Hi, Is this tip available for openoffice? I have a lot of powerpoint templates. Thank you in advance. Feb 08, - Laura Thanks for the tutorial! Great video. Very informative and easy to follow. Feb 19, - Anna Condit I love your product. It has been a great joy to make my presentations. However, I need your assistance.

I am including a slide from your police car flashing. It works fine until I save the presentation and open it again.

I have a copy of the entire Police car slide show on my MAC and it is saved and it works just fine. It is only when I combine one of the slides into another slide show. Please help. Feb 21, - Art Holden Anna, let me do some research on this. I have not heard of any issues with combining slides on Mac PowerPoint causing it to drop the added animation.

Saving the presentation as. Apr 30, - Francesco Hi Art, I have kept source formatting, but it seems the combination doesn't work with different screen presentations like with Have I missed something? The resulting slide insert may need some tweaking if you are not inserting from the same resolution as your main presentation. What version of PowerPoint are you using?

I will see if I can replicate the issue you are having. I was able to insert the 4x3 formats into the 16X9 version and also insert the 16X9 formats into the 4X3. In both cases there was some slight stretching or squishing that occurred as PowerPoint accommodated the different aspect ratios. However, the slides still looked correct and everything played properly. What exactly is happening for you? Art May 01, - Francesco Yes, Art. There are stretching and squashing, but they are not so slight Francesco May 02, - Art Holden Since you are not importing from the same aspect ratios, squashing and stretching will occur.

In most cases it isn't too noticeable. You can tweak each image separately after the slide is inserted if the effect is too noticeable. Ultimately, its best to insert from the same aspect ratios instead of mixing 4x3 and 16x9 together.

I will have a 16x9 version of the Risky Tightrope template added to the site. Thanks a lot, Art. Francesco Jul 13, - manoj how do i upgrade my power point software to a new version Jul 13, - manoj how do i download the video from presenter media software in with ou any fee. To subscribe, simply click the "Join Now" link at the top of the page.

Once subscribed, you are allowed unlimited downloads of our content. Jul 15, - mcgavel Dude, thanks for making this video It's gonna make my presentation sooo much better. Keep up the good work and have fun, peace.

Jul 18, - Travis I know how to combine slides from different presentations but how do I do this, still have the animation work but integrate a common color and font scheme? I looked through the string above but couldn't find the answer. Jul 19, - krjones Travis: Combine the slides using our tutorial.

Once you have the content moved into your presentation you should be able to apply the layout to the various slides without losing the animations GIF or MOV or video backgrounds. Aug 09, - Terry Nelson This rocks!!!

Aug 16, - MsBeardsClass A genuine thank you from a teacher who is trying to make content more engaging for her students. I have been wondering how to do this. My video lectures and movies will be SO much cooler now!

Aug 17, - krjones Great to hear! Let us know if you ever have suggestions or requests for content, our artists just came out with a multitude of educational clip art, animations and templates. Aug 20, - Cindi Thanks for the assistance, this was a good, thorough tutorial. Aug 24, - Christine Very useful indeed. Thanks a lot! Sep 05, - Majette Thank you. Somehow I seem to bluff my way through creating PP Presentations simply by chance. Now I feel so confident with what to do - and to be able to take presentations to the next level of including animations is a dream come true!

Especially for an amateur like me. Thank you sincerely! My first day with you and my first attempt on the 'Global Unity' templates - so far looking great! Sep 05, - krjones So glad to hear that!

Let us know how it all turns out and happy presenting! Its simply amazing!