How to Loop a PowerPoint Presentation
Just like an animated GIF or video clip, you can loop a slideshow in Microsoft PowerPoint. This is ideal if you set the presentation to automatically play because it starts at the beginning each time it ends to create an infinite loop.
Here’s how to loop a PowerPoint presentation on Windows and Mac. Currently, PowerPoint on the web doesn’t offer a Loop feature.
Set the Timing to Advance the Slides
Before you set your PowerPoint presentation to loop, you may want to adjust the timing to advance through the slides. You can use the same time for each slide or display particular slides for a longer amount of time.
How to Loop a PowerPoint Presentation
Once you have the timings set to advance the slides, you can turn on the Loop setting.
Confirm that theUsing timings, if presentsetting is marked under Advance Slides.
When you’re ready to begin the slideshow and let it play, check out our how-to forstarting the PowerPoint presentationas well as navigating it if needed.
Just Let It Play
By looping a PowerPoint presentation, you don’t have to lift a finger to advance through the slides. You can display it at a kiosk, in a waiting room, or at a convention booth and just let it play over and over.
For more, look at how toadd narration for an engaging PowerPoint presentation.
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