The Align feature, located on the Format tab under the Drawing Tools group, allows you to align your objects relative to one another. For instance, you can use the Align command to ensure that the left edges of all of your text boxes begin in the same position on your slide. You can also align objects by their right, top, bottom and middle edges or even center them relative to each other.
To ensure that objects are arranged equal distances from each other, use the Distribute Horizontally or Distribute Vertically commands.
To Align Objects in PowerPoint
- Select all of the objects that you wish to align.
- Click the Format tab under the Drawing Tools contextual tab.
- Click the Align button on the Arrange group and then click the desired alignment command (Align Left, Align Right, etc.) from the drop-down menu.
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