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  1. Rotate or flip an object in PowerPoint - Microsoft Support

    To flip an object, under Shape Format tab, in the Arrange section, select Rotate > Flip Vertical or Flip Horizontal. For more precise movement, select Rotate > More Rotation Options to see …

  2. Rotate or flip a text box, shape, WordArt, or picture

    Rotate a text box, shape, WordArt, or a picture by dragging, setting an exact degree, or mirroring.

  3. Rotate a picture or shape - Microsoft Support

    Rotate a shape or picture by dragging, selecting a preset angle, or setting the exact degree.

  4. Flip or reverse a shape - Microsoft Support

    Hold down SHIFT and click all the shapes you want to flip. Select Home, in the Arrange group, select Position, then select Rotate Shapes, and then select Flip Vertical or Flip Horizontal.

  5. Change the page orientation in PowerPoint between landscape …

    Applies To PowerPoint slides are automatically set up in landscape (horizontal) layout , but you can change the slide orientation to portrait (vertical) layout .

  6. Set text direction and position in a shape or text box in PowerPoint ...

    In PowerPoint, format text in shapes or text boxes to set direction and position, like rotating or mirroring.

  7. Reverse or mirror text - Microsoft Support

    Reverse or mirror text for use in creating t-shirts, posters, or just for special effects in your document.

  8. Video: Move, resize, and rotate pictures - Microsoft Support

    Drag the handles on the sides or corners to crop the picture the way you'd like. Select Crop. Rotate a picture Select the picture and drag the rotation handle in the direction you want. Want …

  9. Morph transition: Tips and tricks - Microsoft Support

    Learn how to use the Morph transition in PowerPoint to easily create animations and movements of objects, images, words, and characters across your PowerPoint slides.

  10. Add a motion path animation effect - Microsoft Support

    For example, the plane on the right (below) shows the starting point of the plane, and the dotted line between the two planes shows the path it will take when the animation plays. The …