When we demonstrate PPT, we may need a short timing, such as asking a question and then allowing the audience to answer it within a time limit. The editor below will teach you a small method to create a countdown animation in PowerPoint 2016. It is super simple and can be done in just a few clicks.
First, let’s make a clock interface. In order to make this clock more textured, the editor here uses gray and black as the background color. Right-click the slide, select "Format Background", and then in the pane that opens on the right, select the default "Solid Color Fill" and set the color to gray-black (preferably not solid black).
Next set the time point. What I want to create here is a 10-second countdown, so I first draw a small light gray circle, and then copy and paste nine identical small circles.
Next, find a way to evenly distribute these ten points on the same circle. The method I use is to use auxiliary lines and the alignment function of PowerPoint. First, right-click on the slide and select "Grid and Guides → Add Horizontal Guides", then add vertical guides in the same way. Then draw another square, aligned with the center of the crosshairs. Next, use the alignment function to evenly arrange the 10 points on the square. Finally, delete the auxiliary square and adjust the position of the diagonal dots. A 10-second clock point is completed.
Now we set another timing number in the middle of the clock. The initial number is 10 seconds. This very fashionable digital figure is actually very simple to make. You just need to draw a trapezoid shape, then adjust the size and angle (which can be achieved by "editing vertices"), and then combine multiple trapezoids together. You can change the numbers from 0 to 9.
In addition, at the starting point of timing, we create a bright dot that covers the gray dot, indicating that this time point has been lit.
The next step is a more critical step, switch to the "Switching" tab, and then on the right side of the toolbar, check "Set automatic film changing time" in "Film changing method" and set the time to 1 second. If you can find the sound material of the "tick" sound, you can also set the sound effect when changing films here.
Next comes the repetitive tools. In the slide thumbnail on the left, select the slide you just created, press Ctrl+C to copy, and then press Ctrl+V to paste a new slide. In this slide, change the number in the middle It becomes 9 and lights up two more time points. And so on, until the timer reaches 0.
Okay, now a 10-second countdown animation has been created. Of course, there are still some details that need to be processed. Due to space limitations, the editor will not go into details here. Press the F5 key to display your masterpiece. In addition, in order to prevent the timing animation from automatically running as soon as the PPT is run, we can place an initial interface slide at the beginning and select "When the mouse is clicked" for its slide change method.
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