First select the rectangle, then while holding down ctrl, select the textbox. With both rectangle and textbox selected, go to the Shape Format tab from the menu bar, then go to Merge Shapes and select Subtract.
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There are lots of great Photoshop quality effects that can be easily created in PowerPoint. Here is how I create a cutout effect for text. 1. Here is our sample text. Just black text. 2. I change the text color to white. 3. Then apply one of the preset INNER SHADOWs. 4. I modify the preset settings to be darker (transparency), less blur, more ...
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Crop an image to a shape Add an image to your Microsoft 365 file, like a PowerPoint presentation or Word document, by selecting Insert from the ribbon > Picture. There'll be different options for you to choose where to get your image. Tip: If you want to crop the same picture into multiple shapes, first create copies of the original picture.
First select the rectangle, then while holding down ctrl, select the text box. With both rectangle and text box selected, go to the Shape Format tab from the menu bar, then go to Merge Shapes and select Subtract.