How to create Curved Arrow in PowerPoint Easily

Learn how to Create Curved arrows in PowerPoint easily with this simple step by step curved arrow tutorial. We use features in PowerPoint 2013 / 2016 and PowerPoint 2010 to achieve this result.
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The step by step process to create an arrow diagram:
Start by adding the moon shape from the autoshapes menu in PowerPoint. Make the curve as thick or thin as you need. Then place a rectangle at the top end of the moon shape. This rectangle will help in shaping the diagram.

Now select both the shapes and use the Shape subtract option to create the bottom part of the arrow. The shape subtract option is available in PowerPoint 2010 and 2013 and needs to be added to your quick access tool bar.

Add an Isosceles triangle to the top end of the curve and merge the 2 shapes. This will give you the curved arrow you require. You can use this arrow for various types of charts, concepts, as well as to highlight points in graphs.