If you have some understanding on adding crossfade effects or transition in videos, you will know that it is a pretty simple process. What about PowerPoint? Well, there are two common ways you can do so. The simplest way to achieve crossfade animations in PowerPoint is using the fade transition provided. First, insert an image on each slide. Next, go to the Transition tab and add Fade > Effect Options > Fade Smoothly. On Advance Slide, set it to a timing of your preference so that it will automatically advance to the next slide after a certain timing. Now click on Apply to All so that the entire presentation will crossfade. While this technique is simple, it has its limitation as well. Say if you want to have a set of images crossfading at the corner of a slide while you show your content, using the fade transition would meant that you are required to create multiple slides and that is certainly not what you would hope to achieve since you would have a hard time backtracking to the content.
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Instead, you can make use of custom animation to do so. First, add all the images that you wish to crossfade on the current slide. Next, click on the image (A) that is on the top. Add Exit > Fade animation onto the image (A). Now, click on the image (B) right below the top image (A). Add an Entrance > Fade animation onto the image (B). Add an Exit > Fade animation onto the image (B). Now, repeat the same for rest of the images. Now, hold the Ctrl key, select all the Exit Fade animations and set it to Start After Previous. Next, hold Ctrl key again and select all Entrance Fade animations and set it to Start With Previous. Select all the added animations and set the delay to 1 second. This allows each image to stay hold for a while before transitioning to the next one. Lastly, align the images so that they are all in the same position. To do so, select all the images, go Picture Tools > Format, click Align > Align Center, then Align > Align Middle. Now, you will have a smooth crossfading animations in PowerPoint!
Download the sample here:
Crossfade Animations in PowerPoint
Choose Slide Show Custom Animation. (In PowerPoint 2007, go to Animations tab Custom Animation.) Select the first image, and choose Add Effect Exit Fade. Set the Start to After Previous. The entrance Fade animation appears in the Animation gallery as follows: Fading a picture out using an exit animation. If you want to add more than one animation to a picture, you’ll need to use the Add Animation command. To apply a fade out exit animation to a picture in Normal View (to make it fade out on click): Select a picture. A lightbox typically has a zoom animation with it, although you could also use a simple Appear or Fade animation. Here are the steps for creating this effect: Draw a rectangle across the entire slide. (In this case I drew the rectangle across the content area of the slide and didn’t cover the green-blue border.) Right-click and choose Format. How to create a fade or blended effect with an image. There are two examples: (1) Blending an image into the background color (2) Blending an images and fad. Now you can configure options for a certain animation. Select animation on the Animation Pane and choose Effect Options from the drop-down menu. Go to the Effect tab and choose the Animate Text option: “All at once”, “By word” or “By Letter”. You can also set delay between animations in percentage for the last two start animation types.
Making an Image Fade to Transparent
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Here's how to make an image fade from normal to part transparent while another image fades in. If you just use the emphasis > transparency animation the transparency 'jumps' to x% with no fade effect. This give a fade to semi-transparent.
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How To Use Fade Animation In Powerpoint
First insert the fade in image using insert> picture>from file. Give this picture an entrance animation of fade in custom animation.
Fade Out
Now insert the fade out image and copy and paste to get a second copy. (Diagram 1)
Give the top copy an exit fade and the bottom copy an emphasis > transparency of 75% (adjust to taste!). Both of these should be 'with previous'). Custom animation pane should look like Diagram 2.
Lastly use the align commands to place the top image exactly over the bottom image. Free os x for mac.
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Nice effect! Download a sample here.