In this video you will learn how to create a double exposure effect photos in PowerPoint. You can follow this tutorial in PowerPoint 2013, 2016 and higher versions.
- A high-quality silhouette. The website freepic.com has some nice high-quality silhouettes available. You can download the eps image file. - A picture that you want to show within the silhouette
- Add the silhouette image into PowerPoint and ungroup the image - Copy the specific silhouette you want to use into a separate slide - Add transparency effect to the image by going to Shape Fill - Transparency - Add the picture you want to use and send it behind the silhouette - Crop the picture so that its edges are close to the silhouette graphic - Cut the background picture and paste it as a Shape Fill - Picture into the silhouette - In picture tools format, you can change the picture to Black and White image by setting it to desaturate 100%.Your double exposure effect photo is ready!Hope you found this tutorial on how to create a double exposure effect photo in PowerPoint 2013 useful. If you did, please do share your feedback below.
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