If you don’t see any recommendations when you select the Designer button, here are some things to inspect.
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You might not be linked to the web. Make certain you have an active web connection and try again. Designer browses the web to get style ideas.
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Use a style that features PowerPoint (not a custom-made theme or one that you’ve downloaded from in other places).
No design concepts for slide with photos
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Make sure your slide has either the Titleor Title + Contentslide layout applied.
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Do not utilize any additional things or shapes on the very same slide as your picture.
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Utilize a maximum of four photos (. jpg,. png,. gif, or.bmp) per slide, and make sure they’re bigger than 200 x 200 pixels in size.
No style ideas for process-based slides
Ensure your slide has the Title + Contentslide design applied.
Do not utilize any additional pictures, objects, or shapes on the same slide as your process text.
Because Designer is a fairly new service, it’s still discovering brand-new tricks. If Designer can’t produce premium alternatives for you, it will not reveal any alternatives at all. We’re working hard to be able to create great style ideas for more ranges of your content.
And naturally, if you do not discover Designer useful, you can turn it off by going to File >Choices > General, and clear the Instantly show me design conceptscheckbox.
Somebody else is editing
If you’re co-authoring a discussion with somebody else and more than someone is actively modifying a single slide at one time, Designer won’t offer design suggestions on that slide.
When a single user is modifying a slide, Designer will resume recommending designs in response to particular actions the user takes, like placing a photo.
No style concepts for slides that have shape or text boxes
Designer isn’t able to recommend design ideas when a slide has a shape or text box made use of it. You can have pictures and text in a placeholder.
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