Change the font

You can change the type of font you are using for text on specific slides, or you can apply different fonts throughout a whole presentation.

Do one of the following:

Change the font on a slide

  1. Select the text or the placeholder containing the text you want to change.

    How? 

  2. On the Formatting toolbar, click a font name in the Font box .

Tip

You can also use the Font dialog box, on the Format menu, to change the font for text. Additionally, in this dialog box, you can apply other types of formatting, such as type size, bold or italic type, and text color.

Use the slide master to change the font throughout the presentation

If you're using one slide master, you can change a font style on the master and the change is reflected throughout the presentation. If you are using multiple slide masters (such as when you have applied more than one design template to your presentation), you must change the font style on each master.

  1. On the View menu, point to Master, and then click Slide Master.

    In master view, thumbnails of each slide master (in pairs that include a title master for each) appear to the left of the Slides tab.

  2. If you are using multiple masters, select the slide master thumbnail or title master thumbnail whose font style you want to change.
  3. On the slide, click the title text or the level of body text to which you want to apply a new font style. 

    (Remember, on the master, you are only changing the font, not the text.)

  4. On the Formatting toolbar, click a font name in the Font box .
  5. Repeat these steps for any other text whose font you want to change.
  6. To return to editing your slides, click Close Master View on the Slide Master View toolbar.