There are 3 options available for you to autofit the content, all of which are pretty self-explanatory…Ĭlick this option and PowerPoint will automatically move the second half of the bullet points to a new slide…Ĭlick this option and it will create a new slide for you to continue adding to the bulleted list…Ĭlick this and it moves the list to display in 2 columns on the same slide… Hover over the icon and you’ll see it’s the Autofit Options…Ĭlick on the drop down arrow to list the options… If you click into the text box, you’ll notice a small icon appear in the bottom left corner of the box. There are 9 bullet points listed but as we continue listing them the font is automatically decreasing in size in order to fit all of the text in… Take the slide in the image below as an example. What do you do when you have a slide with a number of bullet points and it looks quite cramped? Do you usually duplicate the slide first, delete the second half of the bullet points on the original slide then delete the first half of the bullet points on the duplicated slide? If you’ve answered yes then this short tutorial will show you a quicker way 🙂 However sometimes we need to include bullet points to summarise our content. We’re probably all aware of tips to making a great PowerPoint presentation, such as keeping the text to a minimum, using images instead of text etc.
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