Align shapes
Align multiple shapes to left, right, top, bottom, middle (horizontally) or center (vertically) on your PowerPoint slide.
These features let you quickly access alignment buttons to align selected shapes in PowerPoint. Align shapes on your PowerPoint slide in less clicks. Use the alignment features to align text boxes, shape, images or other objects. You can align shapes relative to each other or to the position on the screen (e.g. center text box will anchor it to the horizontal center of your slide).
Default behavior for this feature is to align to the most extreme positioned shape, consistent with Microsoft's default in PowerPoint. However, you can temporarily or permanently override the default and force alignment to the first shape you select using PPT Productivity's Align to first selected feature.
Standard PowerPoint alignment features align to the most extreme positioned shape. But using PPT Productivity you can permanently override PowerPoint's alignment to first selected shape
All PPT Productivity features can be used via the Customizable Shortcut Keys for PowerPoint feature. Use a PowerPoint shortcut to align objects. You can update the shortcut keys to any preferred available combination, but to get you started we created the following shortcut keys for aligning shapes in PowerPoint:
- Shortcut key to Align Left Ctrl+Alt+Shift+L
- Shortcut key to Align Right Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R
- Shortcut key to Align Center horizontal Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E
- Shortcut key to Align to Top Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T
- Shortcut key to Align to Bottom Ctrl+Alt+Shift+B
- Shortcut key to Align to Middle Vertical Ctrl+Alt+Shift+M
