

Simply click on the slide you’d like it go before, and hit the Caption button if you’d like clear text on top of your slide itself, or the title button again if you’d rather it have a background. Want to add some text in the middle of your slideshow, or at the end? Once you have it the way you’d like it, click the ‘Home’ tab at the top of the screen.Ĥ. Here you can also choose your ‘Effects’, meaning how the text will enter and leave the screen. You have the option to choose how long the text stays on the screen (the default is 7 seconds which is WAY too long in my opinion). You can change the font, the transparency of the letters, the background colour. You have lots of options when adding a title. It can be the client’s names, the location the session took place in, or whatever you like.ģ. Next, click the title button to add one to your slideshow. Here I picked just a small selection from our recent tour of Pizza Hut.Ģ. To add pictures, you can click the ‘add videos or photos’ button. Here’s a video you can watch and follow along as I create a slideshow: Making a slideshow in Windows Movie Maker is so easy, plus it’s already on your computer, so it’s free! (I’m a big fan of free).

This article is old and because technology changes, it’s likely outdated.
