Select the slide where you want to add a border, switch to the “Insert” tab, and then click the “Online Pictures” button.Įnter a search phrase, such as “line borders” or “flower borders” in the Bing Image Search box, and then click “Search” (or press Enter). Rather than adding a simple shape outline for a border, you can also search for a fancier border image. Searching for a Border via Bing Image Search Switch to a different slide and then click the “Paste” button (or press Ctrl+V). To add the border to additional slides, select your shape and then click the “Copy” button on the “Home” tab (or just hit Ctrl+C). Select a border image, and click Insert to add it to your slide. Type a search phrase, like line borders or flower borders in the Bing Image Search box, and press Enter. In this example, we increased the width to 20 pt. Add a border to a slide On the slide where you want to add a border, click Insert > Online Pictures. In the “Line” section of that pane, you can adjust the adjust the “Width” setting to whatever you like either by entering a point size or clicking on the up and down arrows. Want an even thicker border? On that “Shape Outline” drop-down menu, click the “More Lines” command to open the Format Shape pane. The result is a thick border around your slide. In this example, we’re going with a 6 pt thickness. On the drop-down menu that appears, point to the “Weight” option and then select a thickness for your border. On the Format tab, click the “Shape Outline” button. On the “Format” tab, click the “Shape Fill” button and then click the “No Fill” command from the drop-down menu.īy default, your rectangle shape has a thin border, but you can make it thicker if you want.
Now that you’ve got the size of the border right, you’ll want to eliminate the background color from the shape.
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