Need to align content in two different places in your deck? Don't keep paging up and down - open a second window.

Funnel diagrams are useful - and much easier to create than you might think

What to do with those naughty slide numbers when they won't behave

When you want a Venn diagram to make a bigger impact – or you need to make a particular overlap stand out – don’t settle for the default format

If you want to make it crystal clear that stakeholders need to make a decision, try a playing card motif

If you need your audience to take specific actions, then make this really clear with a very simple clipboard visual on your slides

If the built-in PowerPoint callout shapes aren't doing it for you, try this simple alternative.

There's a command tucked away that could save you a lot of time and effort

If you need to convey percentages visually, try a simple 10x10 waffle chart grid. And download our free templates to save yourself time.

Using icons to build bar charts creates a simple infographic. And you can do it right inside PowerPoint charts.

If you are looking for a more visual way to share numbers, try using part-filled icons for percentages and fractions. Surprisingly simple to create and they make a great impression.

You know CTRL+Z is the shortcut for Undo. But do you use CTRL+Y for Redo & Repeat? It’s the timesaver you never knew existed.

PowerPoint numbered lists take their format from the first word. Want something different? Take back control over the numbers with this quick workaround.

Do you want a circle with text that follows the shape? Use this really simple hack.

Sometimes you need a visual element that represents people, but icons are not ‘human’ enough. Try silhouettes.

If you are using old bitmap icons, you can’t change their colour properly and they don't scale well. Fix that by converting to SVGs.

Ever spent hours lining up icons with table text? Use icon fonts to put them right inside the table instead. And download our list of useful icons to copy-and-paste.

When there is a diagram in a PDF that you want to copy into your slides, this trick is what you need.

Presenting a short list of points as bullets can be difficult to read. There is another way.

Create consistent, classy headshots from any type of photo

Quickly create a 'sticky' note with a standard PowerPoint shape.

If you’re not using the Quick Access Toolbar, you’ll soon wonder how you managed without it

An easy timesaver you’ll use time and time again

How to use the gradient fill to create a simple, binary colour change