How To Draw In PowerPoint with Ink (Keyboard Shortcuts)

See how to draw in PowerPoint using your keyboard shortcuts (this works in all versions of PowerPoint too)!

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Warning: Once you see how to draw all over your slides in PowerPoint, you might be tempted to get a touchscreen computer.

In this PowerPoint tutorial you'll learn how to draw all over your slides in PowerPoint with ink using your keyboard shortcuts. This allows you to draw on your slides when giving a presentation, and because these keyboard shortcuts are universal between all versions of PowerPoint. So you're covered in PowerPoint 2007, 2010, 2013 and 2016.

That's the beauty of learning the right keyboard shortcuts, they typically work across all versions of PowerPoint. So you can learn them once and use them forever.

These drawing tool shortcuts are easily broken down into the PIES acronym, and are double dipping shortcuts between the Normal View and Slide Show views of your presentation.

In the Normal View of your presentation, these shortcuts include:

The Print Shortcut
The Italics Shortcut
The Center Alignment Shortcut
The Save Shortcut

In the Slide Show View or Presenters view of your presentation, you can use these drawing tool shortcuts to add ink to your slides and creative an interactive presentation:

The Pen Shortcut
The Highlighter Shortcut
The Eraser Shortcut
The Go To Slide Shortcuts

Once you get the hang of these drawing shortcuts, you can either draw on your slides during your presentation (to highlight your point) or pre-draw on your slides and save the ink. Once you save the ink on your slides, you can then bring it on your slide during your presentation. That gives you the drawing effect without having to do it live.