The eyedropper is a tool that allows you to precisely find the color of an image in your presentation. With it, you can easily match the color scheme of your presentation with the colors from your pictures.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to use the eyedropper tool in PowerPoint.
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Using the eyedropper
Whenever there is an option to change an element’s color, you can change the color using the eyedropper tool.
To use the eyedropper, you must also have a reference color within the presentation as a source.
Using it in texts
1. Highlight the text you wish to change color.
2. Under “Format”, choose “Text Fill”.
3. Click the eyedropper.
4. Click on the color that you wish to apply to the text.
5. Done!
Using it in shapes/icons
There are two ways to use the eyedropper in shapes and icons: to change the outline and to fill the color inside it.
For the outline:
1. Click on the shape or icon.
2. Under “Format”, choose “Shape Outline”.
3. Click the eyedropper.
4. Click on the color that you wish to apply to the outline.
5. Done!
For the color filling:
1. Click on the shape or icon.
2. Under “Format”, choose “Shape Fill”.
3. Click the eyedropper.
4. Click on the color that you wish to apply to fill in the color.
5. Done!
Conclusion
Whether you’re using text, images, or shapes in your presentation, the eyedropper tool can help you match the color scheme of your presentation to that of your images. With just a few clicks, you can easily apply custom colors to your elements and create a cohesive look for your slides. So if you want to make sure that all
