In the slide thumbnail pane on the left side of the PowerPoint window, right-click a slide layout (such as Title and Content Layout) that you want to alter, and choose Duplicate Layout. On the View tab of the ribbon, in the Master Views group, select Slide Master. Then apply the new layout to the appropriate slides. Then on the duplicate layout, move the title placeholder off-slide. Duplicate the slide layout for which you want to have hidden titles. If you want all or many of your slide titles to be hidden, use Slide Master view to achieve it. Only objects with text that aren't in groups can be made into a title. Or, if there is a different text box or shape you want to use as the title, select it and then choose this command. To make the selected object your slide title, choose this command. No Title placeholder exists on the slide, but Accessibility Checker selects the text box or shape that seems most like a title. PowerPoint adds an off-slide Title placeholder to the slide and puts the cursor there so you can type a title.īecause the Title is positioned off-slide, it will be invisible during a slide show, but the title is available to help users navigate or select the slide. PowerPoint adds a Title placeholder to the slide and puts the cursor there so you can type a title. The cursor appears in the empty Title placeholder so you can type a title. A menu appears, giving you one or more options appropriate to your situation: Point at a slide number in the list, then select the adjoining drop-down arrow. Select the Missing slide title category to open the list.
The Accessibility Checker inspects the file and opens in a pane on the right side of the window with results of the inspection. With your presentation open, select Review > Check Accessibility. In PowerPoint for Microsoft 365, Accessibility Checker helps you locate missing slide titles and add them.
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