Question

PowerPoint in a continuous loop - this is how it works

Answer 1

How to set up a self-running presentation
1st step:
2nd step:
How to create a loop
1st step:
2nd step:
3rd step:
4th step:
Quick start guide: How to set up a self-running presentation
Quick start: How to create an infinite loop

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Would you like to set up an automatic endless loop in your PowerPoint presentation? Then read our post about it..

With an endless presentation in PowerPoint, you can repeat your created slides as often as you like. Setting up a continuous loop is particularly suitable if you want to run a presentation at a trade fair stand, at an event or otherwise without supervision. This eliminates the need for manual starting. You can find out how this works in our tips + tricks.

• How to set up a self-running presentation
• How to create a loop

How to set up a self-running presentation

Follow our step-by-step instructions or take a look at the brief instructions .

1st step:

Navigate to the top of the bar to " slide show " and click "to set up slide show ".

2nd step:

Activate the box for " Repeat until" Esc "is pressed " and confirm with " OK ". The presentation is now self-running.

How to create a loop

Follow our step-by-step instructions or take a look at the brief instructions ..

1st step:

Click on " Transitions " in the bar at the top and select one of the available transitions for your presentation.

2nd step:

Under " Duration: " change the time that the transition should take.

3rd step:

Furthermore, activate the box next to " After: " under " Next slide " and set the desired display duration for a slide.

4th step:

So that PowerPoint now applies the settings for all slides, click on " Apply to all ". You have now created an automatic loop in Powerpoint.

Quick start guide: How to set up a self-running presentation

1. On the menu bar, click " Slide Show " and then "to set up slide show ".
2. Activate " Repeat until" Esc "is pressed " and confirm with " OK ".

Quick start: How to create an infinite loop

1. Click on " Transitions " in the menu bar and select a desired transition .
2. Set the " Duration:" of the transition and check the box next to " After: ".
3. Now set the time until the next slide next to " After :".
4. Finally, click " Apply to All ".

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