Did you notice a typo in a PDF file that you received? Or do you simply need to sign a PDF document quickly? Well, you probably know that due to the nature of PDF, it’s extremely challenging to edit files in this format; especially when it comes to changing the already existing content. Of course, you can try editing a PDF in Microsoft Word, but this process requires conversion from one format into another, which can make a real mess of the original formatting.
Over the last couple of decades, PDF has become one of the most popular file formats that’s utilized in various industries. If you’ve ever purchased an e-book, filled out an interactive Tax Form or had to send a resume over the Internet, you’ve probably come across this format before. If you own a computer or a smartphone, there’s a very high chance that you downloaded a PDF at least once in your life.
Cropping images into a circle or any other shape can help you add a touch of creativity to your presentation. In fact, Google Slides offers a selection of different shapes, so you can go for a polished look or, on the contrary, bring in a little bit of fun and humor.
If you want your presentation to be engaging and memorable, the majority of your slides should be filled with images. Information that’s presented visually tends to be more easily digestible than text. It’s also remembered better. On top of all that, images can be an efficient way of keeping your audience’s attention. You can even throw in some memes to make people laugh or show only a part of an image first for suspense.
Cropping images might seem like something basic but it can actually be quite powerful. By cropping an image you can get rid of some unnecessary parts or distractions in the background. It can aid you in guiding the viewers’ attention to the key elements as well as drastically improve composition and bring more balance and harmony into an image.
Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in PDF Editing
