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How to make a border or frame on a powerpoint slide.

Although there's not a specific command to add a border to a whole slide, there are a couple of ways you can make it happen.

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Adding a border to a slide using a shape outline, searching for a border via bing image search.

Although there's not a specific command to add a border to a whole slide, there are a couple of ways you can make it happen. One way is to create a border using the outline of a shape. The second is to use the Bing Image Search feature built into PowerPoint to search for and insert a border. Let's see how it's done.

Open up your presentation and select the slide to which you want to add a border.

Switch to the "Insert" tab and then click the "Shapes" button. Select a shape from the Rectangles category. In this example, we're using a basic rectangle with squared edges.

A crosshair symbol displays. Using your mouse, position the crosshair symbol on the upper-left corner of your slide.

Press and drag your mouse to draw a rectangle shape to encompass your whole slide. Release your mouse to finish drawing. If you don't get the positioning right on the first try, you can grab any of the handles on the shape and drag them to resize.

Now that you've got the size of the border right, you'll want to eliminate the background color from the shape. On the "Format" tab, click the "Shape Fill" button and then click the "No Fill" command from the drop-down menu.

By default, your rectangle shape has a thin border, but you can make it thicker if you want. On the Format tab, click the "Shape Outline" button. On the drop-down menu that appears, point to the "Weight" option and then select a thickness for your border. In this example, we're going with a 6 pt thickness. The result is a thick border around your slide.

Want an even thicker border? On that "Shape Outline" drop-down menu, click the "More Lines" command to open the Format Shape pane. 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. In this example, we increased the width to 20 pt.

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). Switch to a different slide and then click the "Paste" button (or press Ctrl+V).

Rather than adding a simple shape outline for a border, you can also search for a fancier border image. Select the slide where you want to add a border, switch to the "Insert" tab, and then click the "Online Pictures" button.

Enter a search phrase, such as "line borders" or "flower borders" in the Bing Image Search box, and then click "Search" (or press Enter).

Click on a border you like and then click "Insert" to add it to your slide.

That's all there is to it!

We do have another little bonus tip for you. If you're using a background image on your slide and all you want is a white border around it, you don't even need to add a border. You can resize your background image so that it's slightly smaller than your slide. Doing so gives the illusion that's there's a white border around your slides. Take a look:

Pretty neat!

Add a border to a slide

You can add a border to a slide for an added element of design in your presentation. While there is not a specific tool in PowerPoint to add a border, there are a couple of ways to accomplish the task: create a simple border by using the outline of a shape, or use Bing Image Search to find and insert a border.

Create a simple border by using the outline of a shape

Click Insert , and click the Shapes drop-down menu.

Select a shape from the Rectangles category.

To draw the shape to the size you want, place the cursor at the top-left corner. Hold the left mouse button, and drag the cursor to the bottom right.

(The Format tab is available on the Ribbon after you select a shape by clicking it.)

To eliminate the background color, click Format , and click the Shape Fill drop-down menu. Click No Fill .

(Optional) Right-click the border and select Format Shape . Use the Format Shape panel on the right to adjust how the border line looks.

Use Bing Image Search to insert a border

You can also search for a new border to use in your presentation. PowerPoint uses a Bing Image Search to locate and download borders. You can search for new border images if you are connected to the Internet.

On the slide where you want to add a border, click Insert > Online Pictures .

Type a search phrase, like line borders or flower borders in the Bing Image Search box, and press Enter.

Select a border image and click Insert to add it to your slide.

Note:  The Bing Image Search results bring up images that are licensed under Creative Commons. For more information, see Add clip art to your file .

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Select the slide you want and click Insert > Shapes > Rectangle .

Tip:  To add a border to all your slides, edit the Slide Master .

Click and drag to draw the rectangle so it almost fills the slide.

In the Shape Format tab, click Format Pane .

In the Shape Options pane at the right, under Fill , click No Fill .

In the Format Shape pane, under Line , set the color and line style you want.

Use Bing Images to create a more elaborate border

Search for slide borders on Bing.

Important:  Bing gives you access to thousands of Creative Commons licensed images on the Web . Remember, you're responsible for respecting the rights of others' property, including copyright .

Ctrl+click the image you want and click Save Image As to download it.

In PowerPoint, click Design > Format Background .

In the Format background pane at the right, click Fill > Picture or texture fill .

Under Insert picture from , click File , browse for the border you downloaded, and click Insert .

If the picture you loaded doesn't fit your slide, make sure all of the offset values in the Format background pane are set to zero percent (0%).

If you want to use this border for all your slides, click Apply to All .

Move, rotate, or group a picture, text box, or other object

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A small default rectangle is drawn on the slide. 

To eliminate the coloring inside the shape, select the Format tab, and select the Shape Fill drop-down menu. Click No Fill .

On the Format tab, select Shape Outline , and choose the color you want for the border. 

Select Shape Outline again. Use the Weight and Dashes options near the bottom of the menu to select the line thickness and style you want for your border. 

Drag the handles on the shape to size and position the border on the slide. 

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How to Add PowerPoint Borders to Your Presentation

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Figuring out how to add borders to your PowerPoint slides can leave you scratching your head for hours.

It’s not worth searching through all the icons available to you on PowerPoint.

Instead, keep reading, and you’ll discover how to add PowerPoint borders quickly and easily.

Why Add PowerPoint Borders?

There are a lot of reasons you may be thinking about adding a border to your PowerPoint slides. The top reason is for design impact. Borders can make your presentation look sharp and refined.

Here’s how:

• Borders can help your slides look more organized.
• If done right, they add design appeal. This is especially true for thin borders.
• Borders give definition.

Not every presentation needs borders, and often, instructors only use borders in the introductory slide. However, you can try out your PowerPoint template with a border and without quite easily and see which one you prefer.

Different Options for Adding Borders in PowerPoint

Now that you’ve learned a little about borders, let’s get into how to create them. There are several different options that are covered for you below:

Option 1: Borders Through Shapes

This method works for all versions of PowerPoint.

In this method, you will insert a shape, select no fill, and then choose the line color and weight to give a border effect.

Here’s how to do it …

First go to the Insert tab and then click on Shapes . Select the rectangle shape if you want your border to follow the dimensions of your slide:

Place the shape where you want it on your slide:

As you can see, I placed the shape so it covers nearly the entire slide. I left a slight bit of the slide showing though. That way you’ll be able to see the border when it’s finished.

Select the shape and right-click on it. Then go down to the bottom of the pop-up menu and click on Format Shape :

Once you do that, a Format Shape box will open where you can format the shape and select the transparency.

You can slide the Transparency slider all the way to 100% if you want your rectangle shape to blend in with the rest of the slide. You can also click on Line and adjust the settings of your line (which will be your border).

For the example below, the Fill is set to 100% (so there is no color filled into the shape). The line is set to Solid Line , the line Color is a shade of gray, and the line Weight is 2:

Here’s a screenshot of how the example border turned out:

You can create all types of borders using the shape method. You can choose from dashed lines, gradient lines, different colors, and any width of line. In addition, you can place your border wherever you’d like on your slide. This makes for unlimited borders using this one simple technique.

Just to show you, I played around with the settings for this border and came up with this:

You really can make just about any type of border with this technique.

Option 2: Insert Border Image From Bing Image Search

This technique works on PowerPoint versions 2013 and up.

In order to make this method work, you’ll insert an image with borders already on it from Bing Image Search.

Go to the Insert tab and select Online Pictures :

Once you’ve clicked on Online Pictures , a box will pop up. The box is an embed of Bing Image search:

You can search through Bing image search by typing in whatever you want in the search box. I typed in borders:

When you find a border you like, simply click on it and the Insert button will be enabled:

Simply click on the Insert button and your border will be inserted into your PowerPoint slide:

You’re all set with your brand new border!

Option 3: Using Clip Art for Borders

PowerPoint stopped including a clip art library in version 2013, but you can still upload images from your computer on newer versions.

This method involves using clip art images as your border. Older versions of PowerPoint included a clip art library that you can select borders from.

First, go to the Insert tab within the Illustrations group . Then click on Clip Art :

Once you’re at the Clip Art task pane , you can search for borders.

Then click Go .

Browse through the available borders and when you find the one you want, double click on it. PowerPoint will add the border to your slide:

How’s that? I suppose it would work well if your presentation covers unicorns!

You can resize it to make it look the way you want.

Option 4: Image Border

This technique works for PowerPoint versions 2013 and up.

For this one you need to insert a background image that you then apply a border to.

You can paste in or insert images from anywhere into PowerPoint. Here’s one I pasted in by going to the Insert tab , then clicking on Pictures . From there I navigated to a picture on my computer and selected it. PowerPoint does the rest. I resized the image to leave a little of the slide background showing through:

Select your image, then right-click to get a menu to pop-up. Click on Format Picture :

Once you click on the Format Picture link, you’ll see a task pane pop open where you can configure just about anything you want dealing with the image:

I selected a Solid line for the border, a 4 pt Weight for the line and black as the Line Color . You can format the line around your image to be whatever you would like including dashed or dotted line borders.

Once you have the border you may want to think about making the image more transparent. That way you can overlay text and it will be readable. You will also be able to see your border. This is easy to do in the Office 365 version of PowerPoint. If you’re using a different version, then you will want to take a look at our tutorial on how to make transparent images in PowerPoint .

In Office 365, you can make the image transparent from within the Format Picture  task pane. Just click on the Picture icon from within the Format Picture task pane , click on Picture Transparency , and then from there, move the Transparency slider to wherever you’d like it:

Here’s the finished product:

It’s an OK start. With a little more refinement you can create a great PowerPoint border around an image.

Creative Options

You can download some creative PowerPoint borders already to go and add them into your slides. This will give you an artistic look that you don’t have to create.

You can find these on Pinterest, a search engine like Bing, or on a site like Free PPT Backgrounds .

Just make sure the borders are really free and are available for use by the public.

Best Practices for Borders

There are a lot of tips for making borders that add to the design of your presentation. Here are just a few:

• Make a straight border especially for a professional presentation like online training. Curves don’t fit well.
• Draw lines that don’t reach around the entire slide. For example, your border could just be on two sides of the presentation instead of all four.
• Complex designs in your borders don’t always look great. It may distract and often doesn’t add value to your presentation.
• If you don’t use borders anywhere else, consider using them on your introductory slides. Borders on opening slides can add for a nice design element, especially if they fit with the theme of your presentation.

As mentioned, another cool tactic you can combine with borders or use on its own is to make a picture transparent in PowerPoint .

If you’re planning to use the same border for all your slides, you may want to add the border to your PowerPoint Slide Master .

The biggest take-away from this tutorial is to give borders a try! You might really enhance your slides.

They’re easy to add and often give your presentation a more polished look.

If you’ve seen or created a cool border for your presentations, show us in the comments below …

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How To Add PowerPoint Borders To Your Presentation

Adding borders in PowerPoint is an essential aspect of presentation design as it helps to enhance the visual appeal of your slides. Customizing your presentation with borders can be a great way to make it stand out and complement other design elements, such as font and background colors. They not only enhance the look and feel of your presentation but also help improve your audience’s attention.

Unfortunately, unlike in Microsoft Word, there’s no direct option to add borders in PowerPoint to slides. However, you can use a simple method to create PowerPoint borders using shapes.

Borders can highlight important information, separate different presentation sections, or create a cohesive and consistent design throughout your slides. By customizing your presentation with borders, you can give it a polished and professional look that will impress your audience.

Moreover, adding borders to your PowerPoint slides can help guide the viewer’s eye and draw attention to specific elements. This is especially important when presenting complex information that requires visual hierarchy and organization.

In this article, we have mentioned different ways to add borders to your presentation to make them attractive and visually appealing.

How to Add Borders in PowesurerPoint?

The process to add borders in PowerPoint is different for different operating systems. Let’s explore each of them in detail:

How to Add Borders in PowerPoint For Windows – New Version?

As mentioned earlier, PowerPoint doesn’t have a direct option to insert borders, but you can easily create them using a simple workaround. Here are the steps to insert border in PowerPoint in Windows:

• Open PowerPoint and create a new slide or open an existing one.

• Adjust the placement and size of the rectangle shape until you’re happy with the border.
• After you’ve created the border on one slide in PowerPoint, you can quickly and easily apply it to other slides in your presentation. Choose the slide whose border you wish to copy, then hit “Ctrl + D” on your keyboard. This will create a copy of the slide with the border included.

How to Add Borders in PowerPoint For MacOS?

Here are the steps for adding borders in PowerPoint in MacOS.

• Click Insert > Shapes > Rectangle after selecting the desired slide.
• Draw the rectangle by clicking and dragging it until it nearly fills the slide.
• Click the Format Pane in the Shape Format tab.
• Under Fill in the Shape Options pane on the right, select No Fill.
• Set the desired line color and style in the Format Shape pane’s Line section.

How to Add Borders in PowerPoint For Web?

Follow the steps mentioned below for adding PowerPoint Borders in Web:

• After selecting Insert, select the Shapes drop-down option.
• Choose a rectangle from the Shapes category.
• On the slide, a small default rectangle is drawn. 
• Select the Format tab, then choose Shape Fill from the drop-down menu to erase the coloring inside the shape. Tap No Fill. (When you choose a shape by selecting it, the Format tab becomes available on the Ribbon.)
• Select Shape Outline from the Format tab, then pick the border color of your choice. 
• Once more, choose Shape Outline. Use the Weight and Dashes choices at the bottom of the menu to choose the line style and thickness for your border. 
• Drag the shape’s handles to resize and position the border on the slide. 

By following these simple steps, you can insert a border in PowerPoint and enhance the visual appeal of your presentation. Remember to keep the border consistent throughout your slides to maintain a cohesive design.

How to Customize Your PowerPoint Borders?

Customizing your PowerPoint slide borders is an essential step in enhancing the visual appeal of your presentation. Here’s how to make your own PowerPoint presentation borders:

• If you want to apply the border to multiple slides, you can duplicate the slide with the border by selecting it and pressing “Ctrl + D” on your keyboard.

Customizing border effects

To customize your border effects, click on “Shape Effects.” You will be presented with various options for border customization:

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By customizing your PowerPoint slide borders, you can make your presentation more visually appealing and engaging. With these simple steps, you can easily customize borders for PowerPoint presentations.

How to Add a Custom Border with Graphics in PowerPoint?

To add a custom border with graphics in your PowerPoint presentation , go to Google and type in borders in the search bar. The borders displayed in the search results under ‘Images’ are available for public use. 

Go to tools and select the creative commons licenses option. This option shows you the images which are free to use. Download the border of your choice and follow these simple steps to incorporate it in PowerPoint:

• Go to the “Insert” tab in the ribbon at the top of the PowerPoint window.
• Click on “Pictures” and select ‘this device’. and Then, insert your custom border downloaded earlier. 
• Once the border is added to your slide, click on the edges to resize it according to your need and preference. 

Wrapping It Up

In conclusion, adding borders to your PowerPoint presentations is a great way to make them more visually appealing and professional. Whether you opt for the built-in border options or create a custom border using PowerPoint shapes , graphics, and colors, you can easily add finishing touches to your slides.

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How to add a border to slides in PowerPoint, and give your slideshow a sleek design

• While there isn't a built-in option for adding borders to a slide in PowerPoint, there is a workaround.
• You can add a border to a PowerPoint slide by adding a rectangle shape and removing the fill color, which will give your slide the appearance of having a border.
• You can duplicate your slide to give your entire PowerPoint slideshow the same border.
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While there's an option for page borders in Microsoft Word, there's unfortunately no such option for slide borders in Microsoft PowerPoint — though there is a workaround.

While you can't add borders to slides, you can still add outlines to any shape or image. You can use a shape — likely a rectangle —  to create slide borders by stretching it to fit the slide dimensions, giving it no fill color, and finally customizing a thick outline.

Borders are a great way to customize your presentation, in addition to changing fonts and backgrounds. And after you customize the border on one slide, you may find it helpful to copy or duplicate the slide so you can make a uniform slideshow.

Here's how to do it using PowerPoint on your Mac or PC.

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1. Open PowerPoint on your Mac or PC and open the slideshow you want to edit.

2. Navigate to the "Insert" tab at the top of the screen. Click the "Shapes" icon and choose the shape you'd like to insert. The best ones to choose for borders are found in the rectangle category.

3. Click or click and drag to create your rectangle. Once you create your shape, PowerPoint will automatically open the temporary "Shape Format" tab at the top. Before you begin any formatting, stretch the rectangle to fill the dimensions of the slide.

4. After resizing, you'll want to click the "Shape Fill" icon in the "Shape Format" tab that appeared. This is labeled with a large paint can icon. Choose "No Fill" instead of the default color it picks.

5. Next, you'll want to change the shape outline. Click the small pencil icon next to "Shape Fill" and begin customizing its color, weight, and style. In each of these categories, you'll find the option for "More Lines…" Click this to open the "Format Shape" window.

In addition, the same menu can be reached if you right-click on your shape and select "Format Shape" from the drop-down menu that appears.

6. Regardless of how you open the advanced formatting window, you can now continue adjusting your border in greater detail. Use the arrows or manually enter a width to make the border thicker or thinner. You can also specify the border's color here as well.

7. Play around with adding multiple shapes and stacking them on top of, or inside, one another. You can further customize them by choosing different sketched styles. You can also choose different compound, dash, cap, and join types for each of them. Click each option to open its respective drop-down menu full of choices.

8. Once you've finalized your border, you might find it helpful to duplicate your slide. This will let you create more slides with the border, without having to set it up again. To duplicate a slide, right-click on the slide in the left sidebar and select "Duplicate Slide."

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