Although the photos themselves might all be the same size, I want headshots and I’ll need to crop so that all of the photos fit into the frames. Of course, the problem is that I need to crop all of my photos to that size. So here you can see that the size I want for my photos is 2″ high by 1.5″ wide. Look on the Size tab of the Size and Position dialog box that opens. You can see this on the right.Īlternatively, right-click the object and choose Size and Position. This gives me the dimensions that I need for my photos.įind the exact size of any object on a slideįirst, how do you discover the exact size of that inner rectangle - or any object for that matter? Here are the steps: I adjusted the yellow handle so that the inside rectangle is exactly 1.5″ wide by 2″ high. This handle lets you adjust the width of the frame and therefore the size of the inner space.Īt the upper-right, you see a shape that I’ve inserted inside the frame.
At the bottom of the slide, you see a red arrow pointing to the frame shape’s yellow handle.
The inside is not filled but of course you can place a photo in that blank space. Here you see a slide that uses the Frame shape. This process works well for many situations.īut if you want to end up with an exact measurement - let’s say to fit the picture into a predefined space - you can do that as well. Usually, you crop a picture by selecting the picture, clicking the Format tab, and clicking the Crop button.