In Powerpoint 2011 for Mac, is there a way to insert multiple images all at once? Also is there a key command for insert image? Moved by Cleber Marques MSFT Microsoft employee Sunday, November 20, 2011 9:52 AM (From:Microsoft Operations Framework -- MOF 4.0). I understand. You can drag them all into the powerpoint slide from the folder view of the system.the files from the system view outside of powerpoint OR you can hold down SHIFT while selecting them in POWERPOINT INSERT MENU and insert multiple images. Oct 10, 2011  Powerpoint 2011 insert multiple images. Microsoft Office. In Powerpoint 2011 for Mac, can you insert more than one image at a time and is there a key stroke for insert image? At least not in the same manner as what is in the Windows Office programs. Instead, Mac Office provides a feature called the Scrapbook which can be. FYI, if you want them to have a black background in office 2011, you don’t need to edit each page manually – you can select all the slides, then click on the ‘Theme’ tab, and then select the Black theme.

Insert a picture from the web on your slide • Click where you want to insert the picture on the slide. • On the Insert tab, select Online Pictures > Pictures from Bing. • In the Search box at the top, type what you are searching for, and then press Enter. After the search results are shown, you may use the Size, Type, Color, Layout, and licensing filters to adjust the results according to your preferences. • Click to select the picture you want, and then click Insert. After the picture is on your slide, you can resize it and move it wherever you want.

However, each has features the other lacks, so your choice will depend on which features are most important to you (and which ecosystem—OneDrive/Office 365 or iCloud/iWork—you feel most comfortable in). For example, PowerPoint has nothing like Keynote’s signature Magic Move transition, its tables lack Keynote’s extensive spreadsheet capabilities, and Keynote (still) lets you trim audio and video and save your presentation as a movie. On the other hand, PowerPoint offers easier and more flexible path animation, the fabulously useful Arrange > Reorder Overlapping Objects command (for a 3D view of all the objects on a slide), and the option to play presentations in a separate window (which is especially useful when giving remote presentations using an app such as Skype).

To insert multiple pictures at the same time, press and hold the Shift key while you select all the pictures you want. Then drag them onto the slide. After you insert a picture, you can change its size and position. To do so, right-click the picture, and click Format Picture. You can then use the Format Picture tools that are on the right of your slide. Insert a picture from your computer on a slide • Select the slide where you want to insert an image. • On the Insert tab, select Picture.

For example, after you select Online Pictures, you might search for horse clip art and see a variety of images under a Creative Commons license. Insert a picture from your Mac on your slide • Open the slide you want to insert a picture on. • On the Insert menu, point at Picture, and then select Picture From File. • In the dialog box that opens, browse to the picture that you want to insert, select that picture, and then click Insert. To insert multiple pictures at the same time, press and hold the Shift key while you select all the pictures you want to insert. Insert a photo from your Mac on your slide The Photo Browser in Office helps you browse through existing photo sets on your computer, such as photos that you have in iPhoto or Photo Booth. • Open the slide you want to insert a picture on.

Insert an icon • Select Insert > Icons. Don't see this feature? Inserting icons and SVG files are only available to on Windows, Mac, Android, or Windows Mobile. • Scroll through the icons or jump to a category by clicking the name in the navigation pane at the left. • Choose an icon and then click Insert at the lower right. Insert multiple icons at the same time by clicking each of them before clicking Insert. • Rotate, color, and resize your icon by following the instructions.

Office 2016 for mac updates. • MVP Shyam Pillai has written an incredibly useful, full-featured that lets you do virtually any sort of batch image import you might want. And if it doesn't, he's probably added the feature since I wrote this, so now it does.

I have 57 pictures pre-sized, post processed and ready to insert into an existing powerpoint show. The page size is 1600 x 1000 pixels. The images are size to fit this ratio. I have the master set up at that size ready to receive the pictures. If I select 'new slide>insert picture album then select the pictures and click create, then powerpoint ignores the new slide I selected and inserts all of the pictures into a new 'photo album' sized at the default size. Try as I can, I cannot get the insert album function to respect the size I have selected.

I knew that I would have to do what suggested – export each slide as an image and then import it into a new Powerpoint slideshow. I *may* have *cough* over 100 *cough* slides, so did not fancy inserting each image one by one. So – bless the little cotton socks of Stephen Rinsberg who created the PPTTools site. His page about how to page showed me how to open the Automator, add in an “Ask for Finder Items” Variable, then add a “Create PowerPoint Picture Slideshow”, save the thing to my desktop, click to run and SOLVE MY PROBLEM. It did leave a white border around each slide, but since most of my slides had a white background anyhow it does not look bad enough for me to manually adjust each one. Note to self: Play with the Automator. Find out more about it.

My workaround is to save the PowerPoint as a PDF after inserting the image. In that way, you can keep the image in a vector-based image. Does anyone know of a better solution? I’m a Mac user, so I’d be more interested in a Mac solution here. PowerPoint 2011 and 2016 don't retain vector graphics from PDF files, but merrily convert everything into bitmap graphics when the presentation is saved. To embed vector graphics in the presentation file, it's necessary to use an instead of PDF.

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Instead, use Insert > Online Pictures to find and insert clip art using the Bing search tool. For example, after you select Online Pictures, you might search for horse clip art and see a variety of images under a Creative Commons license. Insert a picture from your Mac on your slide • Open the slide you want to insert a picture on. • On the Insert menu, point at Picture, and then select Picture From File. • In the dialog box that opens, browse to the picture that you want to insert, select that picture, and then click Insert.

For this example we have exported all the slides from Metro Dashboard template to JPG images and saved them in our local hard disk. Then, we chose all these JPG images in order to make a new photo album following this approach. You can use the File Dialog to save multiple files at once (keep Shift key pressed and then select all the files) and then the file names will appear in the file name text box. Then click All Pictures and these files will be selected for the photo album. 3. Choose Fit to slide option in Picture Layout Unless you want to import many pictures in the same slide, make sure to choose Fit to slide option under the Album Layout section in the Edit Photo Album dialog. This will make the pictures to fit the whole slides making them look as the original presentation file but using a background image instead. Tip: If you want to protect your presentations from edit then you can use this method proposed here to include pictures as PowerPoint slides removing any editable field from the PowerPoint presentation.

• Open a Blank Presentation in PowerPoint • Go to Insert -> Photo Album -> New Photo Album • Using the method proposed in this article, insert all the images previously saved in your hard disk. • Save the new presentation with a new file name by going to File -> Save As and now choose the.pptx file format. We recommend you to identify the file name with a suffix my-presentation-noedit.pptx or something like that, in order to recognize easily that it is the modified version. Now you can safely share the presentation with any colleague, co-worker or classmate or even publish the PowerPoint online.