Boost Your Productivity: Essential Microsoft PowerPoint Keyboard Shortcuts


Microsoft PowerPoint is a powerful tool for creating engaging presentations, and mastering its keyboard shortcuts can greatly improve your productivity. Here’s a collection of essential PowerPoint shortcuts to help you work smarter and create stunning presentations more efficiently.

Action Shortcut
Basic Navigation
Move to the next slide Page Down or Right Arrow
Move to the previous slide Page Up or Left Arrow
Go to a specific slide Slide number + Enter
Start the slideshow from the beginning F5
Start the slideshow from the current slide Shift + F5
End the slideshow Esc
Text Formatting
Bold text Ctrl + B
Italicize text Ctrl + I
Underline text Ctrl + U
Change font size Ctrl + Shift + > / <
Open the Font dialog box Ctrl + T
Editing
Cut selected text or object Ctrl + X
Copy selected text or object Ctrl + C
Paste text or object Ctrl + V
Undo the last action Ctrl + Z
Redo the last action Ctrl + Y
Select all objects on a slide Ctrl + A
Delete selected object Delete
Slide Creation and Management
Insert a new slide Ctrl + M
Duplicate selected slide Ctrl + D
Delete selected slide Delete
Open the slide layout menu Shift + Alt + L
Open the slide design menu Shift + Alt + D
Presenting
Blackout the screen during a presentation B
Whiteout the screen during a presentation W
Show or hide the pointer during a presentation A or =
Go to the next slide (with animation) Spacebar
End the presentation Esc
Object Manipulation
Group selected objects Ctrl + G
Ungroup selected objects Ctrl + Shift + G
Bring object to the front Ctrl + Shift + ]
Send object to the back Ctrl + Shift + [
Align objects Alt + Shift + A


Conclusion

Learning these keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft PowerPoint can greatly enhance your presentation creation process. By incorporating these shortcuts into your routine, you can design, edit, and present with ease, saving valuable time and effort. Try them out and see the difference they make in your workflow!

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