In this video you will learn how to how to create a useful Rubber Ink Stamp Text Effect in PowerPoint 2013. You can follow this effect in other versions of PowerPoint as well. https://youtu.be/ERCDK2LOSfo Link to Ramgopal's PowerPoint Mastery Training Program mentioned in this video >>

The tools we will use in this tutorial to create the effect are:

  • To start creating this effect, you need an inkstain texture ( you can get a similar effect from Freepik.com
  • Download and get the EPS format image into PowerPoint.
  • Ungroup the EPS image twice
  • The image is broken up into smallers parts
  • Delete the image bounding box
  • Group all the remaining ink stains
  • Duplicate the image
  • Place the duplicate on top of the other
  • Align and group the 2 images
  • Apply White Fill to the group
  • Apply White Outline to the group
  • Add the text on which which you want to apply the effect
  • Change the font to a suitable thick font
  • We have used a font called Stencil
  • Increase the font size
  • Change the font color
  • Add rounded rectangle shape around the shape
  • Remove shape fill for the rectangle
  • Change the color outline of the rectangle to the text color
  • Increase outline weight to 6 points
  • Copy the modified inkstains image
  • Paste the group over the text as a picture
  • Adjust and crop the picture so it is positioned correctly over the text
Hope you found this tutorial on how to create a useful Rubber Ink Stamp Text Effect in PowerPoint 2013 useful. If you did, please do share your feedback below.

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