Quickly format all slide titles in your PowerPoint presentation to make them consistent font size and weight.

Change PowerPoint slide title(s) to a standard font size and boldness title, with different settings available for the second sentence (ideal if using subtitles with a smaller font).

Applies to the current slide, or multiple slides if more than one is selected.

To set up your preferred title sizes, go to the PPT Productivity tab > Settings > Format Title. Set your desired font size and bold settings for the first and remaining sentence in a slide title.

The No Fly Zone for PowerPoint feature can be used to set a boundary for placing text on your slide. Also known as a Title safe or Action safe border for Powerpoint slides (a reference to the old content display rules for TVs).

This feature is useful when your company has branding rules or team guidelines on text placement, or if your PowerPoint template has image or color surrounds that you need to keep text away from. Consulting firms typically use the No Fly Zone feature to ensure all slides in a presentation have a consistent content layout.

The feature shows or hides a cross hatch shading which denotes the boundary. Note that the No Fly Zone is a visual guide for editing only (similar to the standard Grid and Guides feature in PowerPoint). The No Fly Zone shading will not appear when presenting or printing PowerPoint slides, when saving slides to your Slide Library or when pasting slides as mini slides into a presentation.

Toggle the No Fly Zone on or off for your PowerPoint presentation using the feature button in the Slides group on the PPT Productivity ribbon. When the No Fly Zone is displayed, selecting the Align features on the Format Toolbar will align a selected single textbox or shape to the No Fly Zone border (e.g. Align to left will align to the left NFZ border, align to top will align to the top NFZ border).

Customize the size of the No Fly Zone to your preferences or required company standards in Settings > No Fly Zone . You can select to apply a NFZ based on your current PowerPoint template, or you can specify dimensions for a custom NFZ. You can also select to apply PowerPoint Drawing Guides along the No Fly Zone border.

Make reviewing and refining your PowerPoint deck easy. This feature lets you single click to send slides to the end of your PowerPoint presentation. If your deck doesn't have an Appendix section, one is created automatically. Also known as the send slide to back feature.

When reviewing your PowerPoint presentation, PPT Productivity's Send Slide to Appendix feature lets you remove a slide from the main presentation and send to back of deck. You can then review the slides moved to the appendix, to decide whether to keep the slide in the appendix or delete it from your presentation.

Also known as a graveyard feature, this feature moves selected slides to Appendix so you can then review and sequence your Appendix slides and delete any unnecessary slides once your main section is finalized.

An Appendix divider slide will be automatically added to the PowerPoint presentation the first time you send a slide in your presentation to the Appendix (if there is not already an existing Appendix slide divider).

The Send to Appendix feature is on both the main PPT Productivity Ribbon and the Format Toolbar.

Aka Airplane mode and stealth mode, PowerPoint Camouflage mode hides the background of your slide to conceal slide branding and logos on master slide layouts. Perfect when working in public spaces like airplanes, so people nearby cannot see branding or logos of your firm or client on your screen.

PPT Productivity's Camouflage mode for PowerPoint works as a toggle. The feature masks your PowerPoint slide backgrounds with a white overlay and it can be quickly turned on or off by selecting the feature. This feature is useful for working in public situations where you do not want people to see the company logo/color shown on the background.

Consultants call this feature Airplane mode because it's most commonly used for hiding client branding from nearby passengers when commuting to the client site.

Click the camouflage button on the PPT Productivity ribbon to turn on PowerPoint camouflage mode. Click again to turn camouflage mode off before you share the deck with others or once you are back in the office. To undo PowerPoint camouflage mode on another computer that doesn't have PPT Productivity installed, simply edit the Slide Master to show the background graphics and remove the transparent overlay on the Title and Content slides.