Guide to Using the Text Shadow Feature in WPS Slides

Feature Summary

The text shadow feature adds a shadow effect to text, creating a three-dimensional and layered look that enhances visual impact. It is commonly used for headings, slogans, or text content that needs to be highlighted.

Feature Description

Steps

Add Text Shadow

Feature Entry ①
Start tab → Text Shadow button

1. Select the text content to which you want to add a shadow.
2. Click the Text Shadow button (uppercase S icon) on the Start tab.
3. The default shadow effect will be applied to the text.
4. Click the button again to remove the text shadow.

Feature Entry ②
Text Tools tab → Text Shadow button

1. Select the text content to which you want to add a shadow.
2. Click the Text Shadow button (uppercase S icon) on the Text Tools tab.
3. The default shadow effect will be applied to the text.
4. Click the button again to remove the text shadow.

FAQs

Question 1: What is the difference between text shadow and text box shadow?

• Solution: Text shadow is a shadow effect applied directly to the strokes of the text, making each character have a shadow. Text box shadow is a shadow applied to the entire text box container, which looks like casting a shadow on the text box. Both can be used at the same time.

Question 2: Can the shadow effect be displayed during projection?

• Solution: The text shadow effect will display normally during slide shows and projection. However, some projectors may make the shadow effect less noticeable due to insufficient brightness. We recommend performing a projection test before the formal presentation.

Notes

• Shadow effects are suitable for headings and large text. Using shadows on small text may affect readability.