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How to Fill Text and Titles with Photos in Keynote

28th October 2019

Jacob Woolcock

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A 60 second guide on how to fill your text and titles with photographs and add borders to your text in Keynote on iPad.

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Video Transcript

Okay, so our quick tip this time is all about how to jazz up your titles using photographs.

On my page here I’ve got a big, bold title.

I’m going to tap on it and press the Format paintbrush and this time I’m going to tap on Text Colour.

On the right hand side you’ll see Image and

if you tap there you can change image.

I’m going to choose a picture of some fireworks and straight away it fills my text.

You can change the size of this picture by using the Original Size button and moving the slider.

This image doesn’t really work for me, so I’m going to try a different photograph – that looks much better!

But what I will do is add a quick outline to my text.

Press on the three little dots hereand scroll down to turn on the outline.

You can then choose a colour and a thickness.

Job done!

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