To give your document a designer-quality look — a look with coordinating theme colors and theme fonts — you'll want to apply a theme. You can use and share themes among the Office for Mac applications that support themes, such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Bring your ideas to life with Microsoft 365. Subscribe today. Access 1000+ premium templates and high quality images, icons and fonts. 1 TB cloud storage with advanced security. Premium apps for PC and Mac: Plans starting at $6.99/month. If you made your purchase, refresh to get started. Transaction must be complete to see changes. Choose the theme to be applied to the gallery slideshow. Photo Gallery Widget. You can add album and gallery images into a custom location. After click the users will be redirected into compact album view, if it is an album. If it is a gallery included in the album it will open up in Thumbnails view. The images will be displayed in a.

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Applying a Theme to All Slides in a Presentation
Applying a Theme to Selected Slides in a Presentation
Applying Themes in Microsoft Word and Excel

Essentially Themes are like a style sheet for your Office documents—they define how your text appears, where it appears, and alsothe layouts of your slides. Themes also influence how charts look within Excel and PowerPoint—and also how your tables appear in allOffice programs. You can also change the Theme for an Office document, sheet, or slide and watch how this simple task can change theoverall appearance of your content.

Applying a Theme to All Slides in a Presentation

Applying a Theme to an existing presentation is easy, and you'll find that plenty of Themes are already contained inside Office2013. In PowerPoint 2013, these Themes can be found withinthe Design tab of Ribbon, as you can seein Figure 1.

Figure 1: Office Themes

Follow these steps to apply a new Theme to a presentation:

1. Open an existing presentation, or create a new one in PowerPoint 2013.
2. Now access the Design tab of the Ribbon. As you can seein Figure 2, there are thumbnail previews of several Themes available withinthe Themes gallery. To view the Themes drop-down gallery that contains even more thumbnailpreviews, click the More button (highlighted in red withinFigure 2).
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   Figure 2: Themes gallery
3. This brings up the Themes drop-down gallery, as shown in Figure 3.
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   Figure 3: Themes drop-down gallery
4. Now you have to just hover your mouse cursor over any of the thumbnails to seea Live Preview of the Theme on the openpresentation. Once you have selected any of the Themes, click on it to apply. If you clicked by mistake,press Ctrl+Z to undo the last action.

Applying a Theme to Selected Slides in a Presentation

Follow these steps to apply a Theme to selected slides in a presentation:

1. Open an existing presentation, or create a new one in PowerPoint 2013.
2. Select the slides in Slide Sorterview (or within the Slides Pane on the left side of theinterface) that you want to apply a new Theme to.
3. With these slides selected, access the Design tab of the Ribbon. Choose any Themewithin the Themes drop-down gallery, and right-click on the thumbnail of the Theme to bring up the context menuthat you can see in Figure 4.
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   Figure 4: Context menu within Themes drop-down gallery
4. In this context menu, choose the Apply to Selected Slides option (refer to Figure 4,above). Alternatively, you can simply click on the thumbnail to apply that Theme to all of the selected slides.
5. Figure 5 shows the Theme applied to 2 of the 4 slides in the presentation (seethe Slides Pane).
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   Figure 5: Theme applied to selected slides

Applying Themes in Microsoft Word and Excel

The same Themes that you apply in PowerPoint can also be applied in Word and Excel. In both of these programs, the way ofaccessing Themes gallery is different from that of PowerPoint.

Follow these steps to apply a new Theme to a Word document or an Excel spreadsheet in 2013:

1. Open an existing Word document or Excel spreadsheet, or create a new one.
2. In Excel, access the Page Layout tab of the Ribbon, and clickthe Themes button, as shown highlighted in red within Figure 6.
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   Figure 6: Themes button within Excel 2013
4. In Word, access the Design tab of the Ribbon, and clickthe Themes button, as shown highlighted in red within Figure 7.
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   Figure 7:Themes button within Word 2013
3. Clicking the Themes button (highlighted in redwithin Figures 6 above for Excel) reveals the Themes drop-down gallery, as shownin Figure 8.
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   Figure 8: Themes drop-down gallery in Excel 2013
4. As you can see above in Figure 8, Office is the default Theme for new documentsand workbook (note the highlight surrounding the active Theme). In this gallery, click on the thumbnail of any other Theme to applyit to the open document or workbook.

Change Only Colors and Fonts?

When you apply a Theme in PowerPoint, you add a set of coordinated backdrops, layouts, fonts, effects, colors, etc. Let's justsay you want to change just the colors and fonts, and retain everything else in your presentation. Can you do that? Sure you can!We'll show you how to do that in our ApplyingTheme Colors and Theme Fonts in PowerPoint 2013 for Windows tutorial.

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Working with color themes in Microsoft Office can open up a whole world of possibilities for customizing your documents. Most people don’t realize how much they are already interacting with themes in Office, or how much control they can have with just a couple clicks. Let’s check it out. But first, a special thank you to Sheree for having some excellent color palette questions in an Excel Essentials session a couple weeks ago and inspiring this Byte.

Exercise File

You can follow along on one of your existing documents, or if you would like a starting place, here is a Word document you can start with:

This is a Word document with a few visual elements that incorporate theme colors. These are all things that will be effected by altering the color theme.

Themes and Color Palettes

What does it mean to apply a color theme? In most of your Office programs, you are already using a color theme, whether you realize it or not. The default is the Office color theme. You see your theme colors in everything from the color options for your fonts, to your default headers, to tables and charts… and more.

In the test file you downloaded, you are seeing it in the headers, the chart, the icons and the table…

One of the easiest ways to check your current palette is to visit the Home tab, Font group, and click on the dropdwon arrow next to the Font Color.

Notice how there are Theme colors, and Standard Colors. The Theme colors display your current color palette. There are gradations underneath each main theme color…. lighter and darker versions of each of the theme colors to create contrast.

Change the Color Theme

Changing your color theme is simple!

1. Go to the Design tab, DocumentFormatting group. (By the way, this is also where you can go to change your default font settings for the document).

2. Select the Colors dropdown to see a full list of themes. Hover your mouse over each color palette to see a preview.

3. Select a color theme by clicking on it.

Because theme colors are utilized in so many ways in this document, we really see a change in appearance!

Custom Color Palettes

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If you are artistically inclined, you might be interested in creating your own custom color themes.

1. In the Design tab, Document Formatting group, click on the Colors dropdown again, but instead of selecting a predefined color set, select Customize Colors…

2. Click on the dropdown beside any of the accent colors to make an alteration. Typically Accent 1 is the color you will see the most in a document.

3. You have the ability to select colors from a color wheel, or select More Colors to enter an exact RGB color.

4. When you are finished, name the color palette and click Save.

5. The new color set will appear in a new section at the top of the Colors dropdown called Custom.

You will be able to access this color palette anytime you create a new document on this computer.

Accessing Custom Color Themes in other Microsoft Programs

Once you have created a color theme that you like, you may want to access it in other programs. Microsoft knows this, so has made them accessible to you in many of your Office programs. They are in slightly different locations though, so let’s take a look.

PowerPoint

In PowerPoint, you often see color themes even more prominently than in Word. Here is one popular theme called Berlin, that features a red and yellow color set.

1. In PowerPoint, visit the Design tab, Variants group.

2. Select the dropdown arrow in the lower right:

3. Here is where you will see your color theme options, plus the new custom color you just created in Word. Neat!

This definitely changes the look of this document…

Excel

In Excel, Color themes affect features like tables, charts, shapes, and fonts. The default in Excel is the Office color set as well. These colors should look familiar:

1. In Excel, visit the Page Layout tab, Themes group.

2. Select the Colors dropdown.

3. Here is your custom color theme again… no need to reinvent the wheel.

Outlook

Outlook? Did you read that right? Yep! Outlook also has the same themes and color sets you know and love from your other Office programs.

1. Open up a new email.

2. Visit the Options tab, Themes group.

3. Click on the Colors dropdown, and there you are…

Thoughts?

What do you think? Do you think you will utilize custom color themes in your Office documents? By the way, if you create a cool WSU themed color theme, I would love it if you would share it with me!

Congratulations, Power Users!

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