Did you know PowerPoint for office 365 has several add-ins. I've searched
through thousands of them to bring you the top 5 free add-ins from the
Microsoft Store. To install add-ins in PowerPoint for office 365 just go to the
Insert Tab and click on Get add-ins. This brings up the Microsoft Store where you
can select from several different apps. Click on My Add-ins to see the apps that
you've already installed. Let's get started. #1-Pexels. The Pexels
add-in gives you access to free stock photos. After installation just click on
Open Pexels from the Insert Tab and search for your free photo. Select one
from the list and it inserts the photo into your presentation.
Now you can resize, move, and edit your photo just like any other image. Pexels
also has a handy option to search by color so you can select a photo to match
the color of your presentation. Select from thousands of professionally done
photos with Pexels. #2-Pixton Comic Characters. You can add Illustrated
comic characters to your presentations using Pixton. After installation choose
Comic Characters from the Home Tab. Select a character from the list, choose
an outfit, choose a pose, and even add a speech bubble if you prefer. Insert your
character. You can now move, resize, and adjust as needed. If you sign up with
Pixton, you can create your own comics and storyboards. Pixton is a fun way to
convey your message in your presentation. #3-QR4Office.
This is by far the easiest way to add a QR code to your PowerPoint presentation.
With QR4Office just enter the URL or text you want to encode, select the color
and background, set the size, and click Insert. Now you can adjust the image in
your presentation. You can create multiple types of QR codes. Choose from
website URLs, email addresses, phone numbers, text, geo locations, or create
your own custom QR code. Use the QR code in a flyer or other presentation made
in PowerPoint and it can be scanned easily from mobile devices. For example,
use the camera on your phone to scan the QR code and it directs you to that
address link. Create a QR code for a phone number and when you scan the QR
code it directs you to that phone number. A well-designed tool that's also simple
to use and free. Check out QR4Office. #4-OfficeMaps. For a quick and
easy way to insert a map into your PowerPoint presentation use OfficeMaps.
Once installed OfficeMaps shows up on the Insert Tab. Open it and enter a
location, select it from the list, zoom in to your desired view, you can
even select satellite if preferred. Once you've set the view insert your map into
your presentation. Move and resize the image as needed. It's that simple!
OfficeMaps works in other apps besides PowerPoint. Check it out
#5-Kwilt. Kwilt is a great tool to access photos from multiple locations
in the cloud or on social media. Once installed Kwilt is available from the
Insert Tab. Kwilt displays your recent photo postings. You can also show them by
date, location, or by app. Pick a photo and drag it right into your presentation. Go
to Settings to add your favorite social media and cloud accounts so Kwilt has
access to all those photos. It's a simple tool and a very effective way to pull
your photos into PowerPoint. If you like Kwilt, you may want to check out their
mobile app as well. Those are the top 5 free PowerPoint add-ins but wait! There
is one more add-in worth mentioning -PresentationPRO. PresentationPRO
contacted me with a special offer to my subscribers for their PowerPoint add-in.
They offer 50 PowerPoint designs for free and a discount off their full
package. I was impressed with PresentationPRO so let's look at how it
works. You can install the free add-in by following the link in the description of
this video. Once installed it adds PresentationPRO to your menu. Click it
and select Search Designs. From here you can scroll through the list of templates,
graphics, icons, and slides or search for one you want to use. Simply click the bar
on the right of any image and apply it to the current presentation. That's how
simple it is to use! All the images are royalty-free and PresentationPRO works
with versions of PowerPoint going all the way back to PowerPoint 97. The free
add-in includes 50 images but if you want to access the full 30,000 image
library you'll need the paid subscription. If the paid subscription of
PresentationPRO is of interest to you, make sure to use the link listed in the
description below this video offered exclusively for subscribers to Sele
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