Editing AI Prompt Outline Icons in PPT

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide titled "Editing AI Prompt Outline Icons in PPT" explains how to modify icons to better match presentation themes by adjusting three aspects: color, thickness, and size. Each aspect addresses common design considerations: changing the icon outline color for brand consistency without giving it a full color fill, altering the thickness of an icon's lines to ensure legibility, and correctly resizing icons by maintaining aspect ratio to prevent distortion, which could lead to a loss of clarity.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white with a top blue header containing the slide title in white text.
• Three sections labeled "Color," "Thickness," and "Size" each feature an icon representing an AI bot.
• The "Color" section shows the icon's outline in blue with a color palette tooltip below, suggesting customization of the outline color.
• In the "Thickness" section, the icon has a red cross over it and a line thickness tooltip below, indicating the incorrectness of excessive thickness.
• The "Size" section depicts the icon with diagonal lines and a crossed red line, alongside a resize tooltip, illustrating the proper resizing technique.
• To the right, a larger text box emphasizes that the icons are "Fully editable icons," with three bulleted instructions.
• A smaller icon at the bottom hints that more icons are available on a given website.

The slide uses a clean, minimal design with a good balance between text, icons, and whitespace. Illustrative graphics and tooltips effectively communicate the editing tips for each aspect.

Use Cases

• Demonstrating icon customization in a corporate branding workshop where participants learn to align visual aids with brand identity.
• Including in a training presentation for new hires in design or marketing departments to ensure consistent presentation style.
• Instructing a team on how to properly modify presentation materials while maintaining brand guidelines during a project kickoff meeting.
• Offering guidelines during a webinar or online course on effective PowerPoint design techniques.