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Loading...Apply any of the various effects in PowerPoint, and your shapes may stand out — literally out of the slide! In this series on Shape Effects in PowerPoint 2013, we have explored several effect types. On this page, you will learn how you can quickly add a convincing Reflection effect to a shape. While this tutorial pertains to shapes, there’s no reason why you cannot use the same Reflection effects on other slide objects. Reflection applies a blurred, semi-transparent duplication of the original object — in the same way as you may have seen reflection on water or glass.
Learn how to apply Reflection effects to selected shape(s) in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows.
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