My images are cropped.
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Hello,
I am using PowerPoint 2016.
In a blank layout, I create a placeholder for an image.
Then when I create a slide based on this layout and insert an image into that placeholder, the image is cropped so it doesn't exceed that space.
I would like the image to be fully visible even if it means being reduced and not filling the entire placeholder.
How can I do this?
Thank you.
Configuration: W10 laptop
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Office 365 (2016)
I am using PowerPoint 2016.
In a blank layout, I create a placeholder for an image.
Then when I create a slide based on this layout and insert an image into that placeholder, the image is cropped so it doesn't exceed that space.
I would like the image to be fully visible even if it means being reduced and not filling the entire placeholder.
How can I do this?
Thank you.
Configuration: W10 laptop
Firefox
Office 365 (2016)
3 answers
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Hello,
The image takes the place of your space without distortion. Therefore, it may be cropped.
To simplify, imagine an image space in landscape format. You insert a portrait format image. If the photo is not cropped, there are two solutions:
- either the photo fits the height of your space, leaving a large white area in the space,
- or the photo fills the entire space without being cropped, and thus it is distorted in width.
As a result, Microsoft's stance is to never distort a photo by default, so if the proportions of the photo differ from those of the space, the photo will be cropped but will fill the space.
m@rina
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Hello m@rina and thank you.
Is there no way to choose the other option:
"either the photo fits the height of your space, leaving a large portion white in the area"
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Hello,
crop your image with the capture tool and insert it into your presentation by clicking paste > special paste > Bitmap. You will lose a bit of quality but your image will not be cropped.