-: Changing the font,
one of my favorite parts of making a template better.
Let me suggest that we will use a different font
for our presentation.
By that, I mean going to View > Slide Master
and actually determining a font for our presentation.
You can see we have colors, fonts,
effects, and those themes.
We'll, of course, save our theme later.
We will call it something cool.
But before we do that, we need some fonts.
As you can see, I have a couple
made by myself, like font pairings that I like.
I like Montserrat, I like Open Sans, I like Poppins.
Who doesn't? Jost is also a very interesting font.
Butler, but also just something simpler, maybe Lato.
Lato font is a completely free font
that you can use for your commercial
and private projects.
If you don't have it installed on your PC,
you need to exit PowerPoint, install it
and then come back here into PowerPoint.
If you do not know how to do this,
for example, go to Google Fonts.
Just google Lato font download
or just go to Google Fonts directly, type in Lato
and somewhere here, currently, it's on the right top side,
you'll have Download family.
You will be able to install the entire font family.
You need to unpack it and simply install.
I will download it.
If you've never done something like that,
I have Lato font here. I will extract it.
In my case, it's extracting here in one of my folders.
Lato font.
I can simply select all the fonts,
right click, install them.
Okay, on a Mac, it's a little bit different
but it's also very easy to install fonts.
Let's say that you have installed Lato font.
What's beautiful here now that I can go to Fonts,
I can go to Customize Fonts
and like this is a thing of beauty.
We can determine a heading font and a body font.
And wherever we use a title
or we use a text box here to enter some text,
and we change that later,
it will automatically change
with the body font and the heading font.
Let me go and find Lato directly.
I have Lato, I have a bunch of different Lato fonts.
Lato Black, Hairline, Light.
Usually, you go for the titles a little bolder,
and for other text, body text, a little lighter.
But let me go simple here.
I'll use Lato, the normal font.
It is also very beautiful to use a normal,
not a bold font.
And for the body font as well, Lato.
Okay, and I already have this combination
but you can call it for yourself
like Lato_nice, Lato_Lato double.
Double Lato.
For example.
I click Save and this is now a new font style I saved
for my presentation.
I am going to Home for my title.
This is the title layout.
Those are normal layouts, and this is the slide master.
I also want to click on the title
and make it smaller, like 32 is completely fine.
For the text since we are talking
about a business presentation,
probably 18 across the board will be perfectly fine.
Now, what I did?
All normal layouts will have this text size.
Of course, the different ones that were bolded, not.
Nothing more to do.
Slide master, exit.
What's beautiful about that?
If I create new slides on different layouts,
I'm typing within the text,
and I'm typing within the body.
Now, you can see Lato Body.
If I decide for myself,
well, this font doesn't work, I go to Design,
I can open not Design but Variants.
I can open fonts
and I can use different fonts
and they will apply to my presentation
because they are both on titles
and on text boxes.
You can create really cool font pairings for yourself
and they'll be applied to your entire presentation
with one click.
A beautiful feature.
I recommend downloading Lato, setting up Lato for ourselves,
and later on, we will create a couple of layouts
that will go beautifully along with this font.