
Any hidden slide will have its number crossed out, so you can identify them easily. They will no longer be visible in your presentation. To do this, select the slide or slides that you want to hide, right-click and choose Hide Slide. Here’s one more thing: if you don’t want a certain slide to show up during your presentation, you don’t need to create a new file with the same presentation without that slide. As mentioned before, to select multiple slides, hold the Ctrl key (Cmd in Mac) while clicking them. To do that, select the ones you want to move and drag them to the desired position. You can also re-arrange the slides, that is, moving them from one position to another. This might be useful if you want to remove several slides at the same time. Remember that you can select multiple slides by holding the Ctrl key (Cmd in Mac) while clicking them. You can also select it and just press the Delete or Backspace key. To delete a slide, select it, right-click and choose Delete Slide. You might also need to delete a slide from your presentation because you do no longer want it. To duplicate a slide, select it, right-click and choose Duplicate Slide. In this case, it’s best if you duplicate a slide. You might want to keep a certain clipped image or part of a text from a previous slide in a new one.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to do all of this to turn any of our templates into your own presentation.įirst, let’s see how to create a new slide.


When working on a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint, you will most likely perform actions such as creating new slides, changing their order, arranging them by theme, deleting unnecessary slides or even temporarily hiding slides.
