PPT Productivity has 3 timesaving buttons to format textboxes in PowerPoint.

Use the buttons to quickly change the formatting of PowerPoint textboxes. Choose from three options:

• Turn off Autofit: turn off autofit in PowerPoint, to prevent the text resizing to suit the textbox size
• Shrink text to fit size: resize text, so it fits within the textbox
• Resize shape to fit text: resize textbox to fit the text (textbox may shrink or grow, depending on current text)

When you use PowerPoint without this helpful feature, there are many clicks required to get the same outcome. You need to right click the textbox, select Format shape, select Text Options, then select from the text box format options.

PPT Productivity's PowerPoint Wrap Text Toggle feature enables single click access to update wrap formatting in PowerPoint.

The wrap text toggle lets you toggle text wrapping on or off in a single click or shortcut key, so you can determine the best format for your selected text.

Select the text box or shape on your slide containing text to update. Click the wrap text feature to turn on text wrapping. If text wrap is already enabled, clicking will instead turn text wrapping off.

Merge text from two or more text boxes or shapes on your PowerPoint slide in a single click, to join textboxes in PowerPoint

PPT Productivity's Merge Textboxes feature lets you combine text from two or more text boxes in PowerPoint. The feature combines text from the selected text boxes or shapes to join the content of the shapes. Text will be merged into the first selected text box.

Quickly separate a PowerPoint textbox into multiple text boxes to split the text up, based on spaces.

PPT Productivity's Split Join feature lets you separate text into multiple textboxes, or combine text from two or more text boxes in PowerPoint. Enter text into a single textbox, then select the textbox and click Split Join. The text will be separated out into multiple textboxes, based on the carriage returns in the text.

This feature is super helpful when copying text to PowerPoint from Microsoft Word or another format.