How to Do a Word Art in Google Slides

I'll acknowledge it – I've jumped on the pastel rainbow bandwagon and there's no turning back!!!! (Well maybe, when the next adorable trend turns my caput… but for now… I'm all about those rainbows!) Rainbows accept brought me joy since I was a kid in the 80s and I am more than happy that they are again surfacing equally super cool (I was super cool back then, right?? – Don't answer that.) I walked by 3rd form teacher Barbara Pinto's classroom last week more once and was intrigued not only by the rainbow title text, just also by her blended learning slide (only more on that some other time).

Note: Hearts added to keep students names individual.

During her planning time, I happened to pop by about something unrelated (because I do actually intendance about things OTHER than how beautiful stuff looks…) but I admit, I quickly changed the subject to "how did you do make your text RAINBOW similar that?!?!?"

Before I share Barbara's answer, I should mention, that I do know a way to make rainbow text very hands in Google Slides using the Magic Rainbow Unicorns Slides Improver. Learn more in this blog post. Okay… then I know THAT way… but what I saw in Ms. Pinto's classroom was different! It was Discussion Art – which allows you to have a border around the letters – and instead of each letter of the alphabet being a different color, they were all multi-colored!!! So… back to my question:

Me: How did y'all make your text rainbow similar THAT!?!?!

Ms. Pinto: I just used the gradient feature.

Me (internally slapping my forehead with my palm): Oh my goodness! No way! I never thought to apply it like that!

If you oasis't heard of or used the slope characteristic before, information technology is probably because virtually of the uses I've seen for it have been less than awesome looking. This characteristic often reminds me of the early WordArt of the 90s – changing between colors… just the way Barbara used it? Vivid! Once she explained it, information technology dawned on me that I've seen the brilliant Kelly New do this earlier, too. Does everyone know about this and I am just late to the party… well… better late than never!

Below I share a tutorial for how to utilize the gradient feature with WordArt in Google Slides – this will permit you use ANY color combos you want! WOOT! BUT if the instructions below seem a piddling overwhelming, catch this template (scroll downward to see it and learn more) that has 4 rainbow Word Fine art examples already set and ready for y'all to edit, re-create, and paste into YOUR slides. What does that mean – it ways you don't have to learn how, y'all tin can only use the template if you want. YAY! Want to learn how to do it yourself? Keep reading!

Here's the footstep-by-step instructions for how to create RAINBOW WORD Fine art using the Slope feature:

  • Insert, Give-and-take Art
  • Type your words, enter
  • Alter the font to something awesome
    • Demand a recommendation – hither's a blog post with some font tips
    • Curl downward on this blog post for a list of some of my favorite fonts
    • Hither is tik tok where I share some NEW favorites
  • Click on your Give-and-take Art and then that a blue box is around it
  • Click on the paint can to change the fill color
  • At the tiptop of the fill color pop up, click on "Gradient"
  • Change the first color to one y'all want
  • Click on the dot on the other end of the line
  • Modify it to another color you lot want
  • It defaults to just ii colors – demand more than? – only hitting "add"
  • You tin can also movement the little dots on the line around after yous add them to alter how much of each color is used
  • You can also click the driblet down arrow nether Type to choose either "Radial" or "Linear" – exam them out – it changes the colors from changing vertically to horizontally.
  • Smash! Rainbow Word Art!

Hither'due south an animation to walk you through the steps:

You may be thinking, "That sounds like besides much piece of work for me!"

No problem – I've got you covered with four rainbow-licious titles already ready up for you lot – you can copy and paste and change the words and information technology will all only work for you! WOOHOO! Check it out by clicking through the template beneath:

Take hold of a re-create of the slide deck in a higher place at this link so you can simply copy and paste those rainbow titles that already have the slope set for you.

Need some coordinating backgrounds? I've included those, also!

Complimentary Rainbow Backgrounds:

  • Rainbow Putter Backgrounds and Frames
  • Here are some textured backgrounds – many of which are rainbow

Can't wait to see the beautiful Word Fine art yous create using the gradient characteristic!

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Source: https://meredithakers.com/2021/09/12/create-rainbow-wordart-in-google-slides/

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