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On the Picture tab, you can try Brightness and Contrast, and Color options, like Saturation and Recolor.Īlso, try using Sharpness to remove detail. So, we can use these options to reduce some details, so the image will blend in better with the background. This picture of kids works because the viewer will know immediately what it is, and how it relates, but it contains a lot of detail. You'll want to avoid images with lots of fine detail, and images like this, which will take too much effort for the viewer to figure out. Watermark pictures are tricky because you have to find an image that is easily recognizable, but doesn’t fight for dominance with the foreground elements. But, make sure it is not so transparent that the viewer won't know what the picture is.

Then, click the Format Shape dialog box launcher, and the Fill & Line tab.Īdd Transparency until the foreground elements are clearly visible. Next, we need to tweak the formatting to make the picture work as a watermark.įirst, click Send Backward and Send to Back. Now, we can press Shift and drag the corner handles to resize the picture without changing the aspect ratio. To get the right aspect ratio, go to the PICTURE TOOLS FORMAT tab, click Crop, and then, click Fit.ĭrag the crop handles to crop out the empty space around the picture. This way, we have more options to work with, including Transparency.īy default, the picture stretches to fill the shape.

We are adding the picture to the fill property of the shape, instead of directly to the slide. Browse for the picture you want and click Insert. On the DRAWING TOOLS FORMAT tab, click Shape Outline and click No Outline. Go to the INSERT tab, click Shapes, and select a rectangle. Keep in mind that if you want the watermark on more than just a few slides, it makes more sense to use the Slide Master, because it saves you from manually copying the watermark.

Let's add a picture watermark behind this text.īut this time instead of putting it on the slide master, we'll add it to the slide itself, and then, copy it to another slide.