Put Your Image in a Star in PowerPoint

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Put Your Image in a Star in PowerPoint

Created: Wednesday, November 21, 2018 posted by Geetesh Bajaj at 9:15 am

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Many times, you may want to add an image within a star shaped container, or any other container shape, such as a diamond, a teardrop, or even a triangle. This is quite easy to achieve, and involves two basic PowerPoint techniques. The first technique is to add a shape, and the second is to fill the shape with an image. Here’s how you do it in almost any version of PowerPoint, since PowerPoint 2007 until the recent versions.

Easily place your image within a star or another shape in PowerPoint.

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