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Loading...PowerPoint’s Text Fill gallery provides you with plenty of text fill options which work similar to the fills for shapes within the Shape Fill gallery. In this tutorial, we will explore how you can use a picture as a fill for your selected text. Although picture fills can look awesome on text and make it stand apart, you must use some caution — first, never use a busy, confused picture as a fill — a picture that has too many colors will rarely look good. Secondly, always remember that picture fills work best with text that’s a little thicker and larger — so picture fills for the body text on your slides is certainly a no-no!
Learn how to add a picture fill to the selected text in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows.
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