How to Color Match in Microsoft PowerPoint

How to Color Match in Microsoft PowerPoint

You can change the colors of fonts, pictures, and objects when you use Microsoft Office PowerPoint. And to make sure you get an exact match of color from your object that you want to add to your “Shape Fill” color palette, these steps got you covered:

• Step 1: Open Microsoft PowerPoint

  
  Install Microsoft Office 365 and access MS PowerPoint afterward. Subscribing to the product page is needed or you won’t be able to access PowerPoint and other MS Office tools. Once you already have the program, open PowerPoint and create a new presentation.

• Step 2: Insert an Object

  

  To get started, insert an image into any slide of your presentation. The key is to use a picture that has the color you want to match and add to your “Shape Fill” colors. Just click “Insert” on the upper menu and click “Picture.” Then, open the image file or object you want to insert into the slide.

• Step 3: Use the Eyedropper Tool

  

  On the ribbon above your screen, head to the “Drawing Tools.” Then, click “Format” followed by “Shape Fill.” Next, select “Eyedropper.” This is the main tool you need to color match in PowerPoint.

• Step 4: Move Your Cursor

  After clicking “Eyedropper,” move your cursor to the image or object you inserted. Watch as the color is shown on the preview beside your cursor. Once you have found the specific shade you like, click on it so that you can apply that color to the “Shape Fill” palette.