How to Display a Popup Text in PowerPoint

This Tutorial video shows you how to display a Popup Text in PowerPoint. It uses animations, objects and animation triggers. The video demonstrates how to create a popup by clicking an object. Furthermore, it shows you how to remove a popup with two different approaches.
If you need a more subtle display of text, I recommend to you the video about displaying a tooltip in PowerPoint: • How to Display a Toolt...

[@OpheliaA103]

This tutorial was extremely easy to follow and helpful. Thank you so much!

[@barrientosjohanna3772]

Very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@pptdesign]

Glad it was helpful!

[@arnoldcalderon8320]

This is a better technique than others I have seen that repeated slides and just used hyperlinks to different slides to give the illusion of popups

[@maximehudson7498]

Thanks mate best tutorial I found so far

[@sirfkshama]

Thank you. Very clear instructions.

[@pptdesign]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sirfkshama]

Can you do the same for google slides and keynote please

[@JennyBriganti]

Thank you! Your how to video really helped my presentation to shine!!

[@kevinalves7694]

Thanks so much Bernhard,
I was looking for this option today and You just posted exatly what I want.

[@muhamadizz6614]

thank you for the video! Really appreciate, I search all over on how to this but don't know what to type

[@atousarezaei3054]

You make it to underestand easily! Thank you!

[@pptdesign]

Happy to help!

[@TrapDaddy65]

Thank you. I really appreciate you taking the time to do this.

[@iyerakhila123]

Very helpful tutorial. I used this trick for my presentation. Thank you so much

[@rajkumarpanditYouTub]

Very nicely explained. Thank you.

[@MelodieKate]

Excellent video and still very accurate - you just saved me hours of struggling to figure out how to pop-out text.

[@federicomontanalampo4701]

Thank you very much! very helpful

[@skillguru286]

Thank you very much for your great video. Is it possible to do the same thing with mouse hover without clicking

[@mostafaayaz6858]

Nice tutorial!

[@AsGoodAsICanBe]

Nice, thank you. I did it is just a short time. Thank you.

[@katiewebber23]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@tammycox9499]

This is exactly what I needed to learn! Thank you very much.

[@janofammd]

Thanks for this awesome info!

[@CivilApps]

How can I thank you, you made my day

[@pptdesign]

Glad to be of service.

[@viveksunny50]

Thanks, very helpful

[@pes6628]

This saved me a lot of time. Thank you.

[@mtshgaming292]

you saved my life cause i need to present a powerpoint tomorrow

[@StaceyWilsonlosangeles]

That's awesome thanks for the demo. I will be using this in my next project.

[@alyasyarrafena535]

you helped noob like me A LOT!!!! Thank you so much!

[@Errebo1990]

Super helpful, thank you. What if the object I want to be the click trigger is in a group? It doesn't appear when I want to choose the object, only the group does.

[@Errebo1990]

Oh, I figured it out. I deleted the grouping, so all the objects are at same classification.

[@emeraldpigeon4529]

Thanks Man!

[@firstloveministries4568]

Very well done and easy to execute. Thank you.

[@juaninchauspe1830]

Just what I needed! Thanks!!

[@ClaireWade]

Awesome, thank you

[@aroimranofficial]

Subscribed..!!
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[@modut6258]

Hey great vid, thanks heaps!

[@sicboi]

Thank you! Life saver!

[@djafmess4008]

Thanks so much. I learnt a new thing today.

[@AndresVasquez-yb7vo]

Thank you very much.

[@shaksyboy]

Very very useful. Thanks for sharing this

[@tracyengland5037]

Is there anyway to have it so that on the click of the next button the previous text disappears without a click?

[@vincentaranda4737]

Just brilliant

[@AnaBeatriz-ce1bd]

Thank you so much!!!

[@pptdesign]

Glad it helped!

[@tovarishbombarish6295]

I can't believe before you taught us about WW2 you were teaching us Microsoft PowerPoint.

[@MrAlexRot]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@pptdesign]

You're welcome!

[@southsideChigirl]

Very helpful and super easy!

[@nathaliedigaetano760]

really useful and easily explained: thank you very much :-)

[@LearnerCB246]

I had trouble following the mouse movement, try using a different point and go slow.. All in all a great presentation.it would be nice to find a script to the close the screen tip when you change slides.Thanlks

[@krisadayoo3430]

thank you

[@piggymalone1]

Excellent! Thanks!

[@shashikalamanushani3964]

Thank u so much👌👌👌

[@pptdesign]

Most welcome 😊

[@kartucm]

I cannot thank you enough!

[@cdplb20]

Perfect. Thanks!

[@FaizanArshad]

thank you, it really helps me

[@charlotte.upandaway]

Such an amazing technique! Thanks so much for taking the time to share. Off to level up my PPT presentations!

[@mano3573]

It helps bro

[@brumbrum987654321]

so so useful! thanks :)

[@jay55patel]

great job thank you

[@aleakimoonlight18]

thanks!!!!

[@rajanisangepu]

thank you very useful

[@amolgore2483]

Nice, thanks for sharing..

[@Sushi14368]

Thank You Thank You.....

[@linz3946]

Can we add more than one trigger to close the pop up box?

[@familyavalos2872]

Great explanation but i kept running into a problem. Once i clicked on the picture the power point ended. How do i avoid that?

[@HongKong1842]

onmouseover should be more fun than click. But my ppt2016 does not have the morph function.

[@Cayrouge]

I know it's a rather old video but I have a problem. When I select "slideshow" and "from current slide" the pop text doesn't dissapear. I have to click on every single one of them all over again to hide them. Any idea on why is this happening¿

[@tomthechicken]

Even older now. But I have the same issue. Any solution to this?

[@giselleamad6668]

Thank you! :)

[@veero8130]

Thank you :)!!!!!

[@azhdarmuhamad4787]

How i do reverse that ? I mean i want to click on text then show me the picture!how ???

[@chol7543]

Niiiiice, thanks.

[@desseyitbarek4768]

Thanks man..

[@SunnyBeeRandomTuber]

Just a doubt ....this pop up animation....when we export this PPT to PDF ...will the pop up dynamic still be maintained, and if not, how to retain that

[@pptdesign]

pdf does not support animations from what I know, so no.

[@SunnyBeeRandomTuber]

@@pptdesign as a rule of thumb they don't, but there amis code that is entered in the macros section after which animation is possible.....just that the action/mouse over-hover doesn't seem to appear on the PDF

[@tharin24]

Thanks :)

[@pitiyanqui1]

Thanks It help me a lot

[@lgdsantos]

TkU. Very well explained. I watched another one, with similar subject, but explanation was trash.

[@pptdesign]

Great to hear!

[@kiralshushi4282]

Wow

[@tovarishbombarish6295]

Oh my gosh. Its military history visualized.

[@maxigaming9607]

How to close a popup text?