How to Make Pencil Animation

Are you interested in creating animated drawings using PowerPoint? If so, you're in luck! With a few simple steps, you can create your own bouncing ball animation that will impress anyone. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the process of animating your drawings and show you how to achieve a live drawing effect.

To start, make sure you have your drawing object or 'Ink' selected in PowerPoint. From there, head over to the Animation tab, where you'll find a new option under Entrance Effects called 'Replay.' Selecting 'Replay' is all you need to do to animate your drawing. If you want finer control over animating your drawings, be sure to disengage the pen tool after each segment by hitting Escape or deselecting the Draw button.

One of the best things about PowerPoint's animation feature is that it allows you to edit and animate your drawings from any device or platform. This means that a drawing item created on a Mac can be edited and animated in PowerPoint elsewhere, including on an iPad using PowerPoint for iOS or the web on an iPad.

To create your line drawing, simply use your mouse, drawing tablet, or touch screen (if you're on a PC) to draw freehand. You can select any pen style you like, but don't worry too much about color or line thickness as these things can always be changed later.

The secret to creating pencil animation in PowerPoint is called Ink Replay, and it starts by heading over to the Draw tab. From there, you'll see a variety of pen and marker styles that you can use to create your desired look. The bad news is that there is no easy way to animate existing line art in PowerPoint, but the good news is that as long as you can draw something yourself or even trace over another graphic, then you absolutely can achieve that magical live drawing effect.

By following these simple steps, you'll be able to create your own animated bouncing ball animation using PowerPoint. So why not give it a try? With practice and patience, you'll be creating amazing animations in no time!

How to make pencil animation