How To Use Stretch and Collapse Animation Effects in PowerPoint Tutorial

In this PowerPoint Animation Tutorial, you will learn how to use the Stretch and Collapse effects to create some cool text animation effects. ⭐ Support Us at Patreon and Download Stretch and Collapse Animation Presentation @ https://www.patreon.com/posts/64256026 ? Support For A Cause @ https://www.patreon.com/TheTeacher ? Animation Inspirations By: Nawaz Alamgir @ https://nawazalamgir.com/portfolio/motion-posters/ ✍ About the Stretch and Collapse Animation Effects Both the Stretch and Collapse effects support 5 directions. In this tutorial, we have combined both the effects to create some nice-looking text animation effects. You only need to animate the first 2 lines and later you can replicate the same and just add the delay timings between the animation effects. We also converted the text into shapes so we may adjust the width and height of the text as required. If you want then you can also define Custom Anchor Points to the converted shape to start the stretch and collapse effects from the desired position. You can see the example on the 4th slide by opening the Selection Pane and making visible all the oval shapes and then changing the fill color. Change the oval position and effects will start running from that point. ? Recommended Videos How To Convert Text into Shapes in PowerPoint https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xGxcKQXqG4 ? Subscribe for more tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/TheTeacher?sub_confirmation=1 ? Learn More, Visit: https://www.theteacherpoint.com ✅ Recommend Playlists: ? More Text Animation Effects Tutorial in PowerPoint http://bit.ly/PowerPoint-Text-Animations-Playlist ? Learn How To Make Animation in PowerPoint http://bit.ly/Motion-Graphics-Playlist ? Follow Me : Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/TheTeacherPoint Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheTeacherPoint Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/TheTeacherPoint/ Pinterest - https://in.pinterest.com/TheTeacherPoint/ #TextAnimation #Animation #PowerPoint #TheTeacher ? A Microsoft PowerPoint Text Animation Presentation By The Teacher