Replace fonts in the entire PowerPoint presentation
PowerPoint is a great tool for presenting any type of information; however, one problem many users face is the need to change the presentation font. PowerPoint offers a limited number of font options, which can sometimes be inconvenient. In this article, we will explain... How to fix the problem of changing fonts in PowerPoint. .
The first step was to understand the problem. There are two types of users who will encounter this problem: those who wanted to:
- Changing the font of all slides in the presentation, where you can replace the font of all slides with another font using the tool that we will mention later, will allow you to use any font you want with one click, whether it is a title, text or footer. While this solution worked perfectly, there were some limitations such as the inability to customize different fonts for different parts of the presentation. .
- Use different fonts for different parts of the display. .
To see how this works, you can watch Video Or if you prefer reading, you can skip the video and follow the steps we will mention:
Change the fonts in the entire presentation
1- From the main menu bar, select Arrow Next to replace, then select Replace the fonts.
2- In the Font Replacement window, in the Replace field, select the font you want to replace.
3- In the "With" field, specify the font you want to use, and select replacingThen press closing.
Use different fonts for different parts of the display
1. from the list of View Choose The main shape of the chip. .
2- In the right pane (or left pane depending on the file orientation used), select aFor the thumbnail image of the main slide or layout Which contains the font you want to change.
3- In the master slide or layout, select the title or text to which you want to apply a new font. .
4- From the list Home Choose lines Then select a line from the drop-down list. .
5- Repeat steps 1 to 4 for any other lines you want to change.
6- To return to editing presentation slides, from the menu The main shape of the slide Select Close Main Figure Display .
7- Note that If you are using a single master slide and you change a font on the master slide, the new font option will appear throughout the entire presentation. However, if you are using multiple master slides (for example, when you apply more than one design to the presentation), you must change the font on each master slide.
