Types of Animation Effects 

1. Entrance - Highlights the way your object enters the slide. 
   There are three sub types of Entrance effects: 
1. Breeze effects add a professional look to your object on the slide. These include effects like Appear, Wipe, and Wheel. 
   
2. Glide effects provide a gliding movement to your object on the slide. These include effects like Bounce, Float In, and Fly In. 
   
3. Witty effects make your object enter the slide quickly. These include effects like Flip In, Spinner, and Swivel. 
   
   
2. Emphasis - Draws special attention to your objects on the slide. 
   There are three types of Emphasis effects:
1. Stress effects highlight and make the object look special. These effects include Shake, Spin, and Wave. 
   
2. Glitz effects give the object a flashy appearance and add color to your shape, text, or picture.  These effects include Lighten, Darken, and Contrast Color.
   
3. Switch effects highlight your text by changing its typeface like Underline and Bold Reveal.
   
   
3. Exit - Highlights the way your object exits or leaves the slide. 
   There are three types of Exit effects:
1. Breeze effects are simple and smooth effects that wipe out the object from the slide. These include effects like Disappear and Fade. 
   
2. Glide effects make your object slip out of the slide. These include effects like Float Out and Fly Out. 
   
3. Witty effects add swift and lively movements to your object like Spinner and Swivel. 
   
   

1. Path - Draw your own custom animation paths or choose from predefined motion paths the app provides.
   There are three types of predefined motion path effects:

1. Line makes your object follow a linear path on the slide.
   
2. Curve adds a curvy motion path to objects.
   
3. Squiggle creates a wavy motion path to objects.
    
   

Apply Animation Effects

1. Select the object to animate and click the Animate tab on the bottom bar.  
   
   
   
   
2. Select the type of animation effect you want to apply (Entrance, Emphasis, Exit or Path).
   For example, if you want your object to make an amazing entry, select Entrance. Similarly, you can apply Emphasis or Exit effects to an object by choosing an effect from that category.
   
   
3. Tap the Plus icon in the Animation section. This will open the list of different animation options in that category.
   
   
   
   
4. Pick an effect of your choice, then click the back arrow to return to the Animation section.
   
   
   
    
   
   

   You can click the Preview icon at the top-right corner of the Add Animation section to take a look at how the effect appears.
   
   Apply multiple animations - If you think a single effect is not enough, you can apply multiple animations in the same way. Adding multiple effects to the same object makes your presentation look more interesting. If the object has more than one effect, each effect will be indicated with a different animation number (for example, number 1 for the first effect, number 2 for the second effect, 3 for third effect, and so on) and they will play in the same sequence as you have added them.
   

   
   
   
5. After you apply the animation effects, you can view the order in which these effects are applied to your objects and play all the effects at once.
   
   
   
   
   

   An animation number will appear next to every animated object on the slide, and the name of the effect will appear below that object inside the Animation Order section. In this section, you can also preview or delete an effect. 
   

   
   
6. After you add the animation, you can tap a particular effect to change or delete it. You can click the Preview button to preview the change in the Animation Options section. You can also adjust the Duration slider to set the time frame for that effect. 
   
   
   
   

1. The Whole Object - Animates the entire content of the text box as a single unit. Whenever you animate text, this option occurs by default.
   
   
2. All paragraphs at Once -  Animates all the paragraphs or bullet lists in one go. 
   
1. Animate text by Word -  Click By Word to animate text one word at a time. 
   
2. Animate text by Letter - Click By Letter to animate text one letter at a time.
   
   
3. One Paragraph at a Time - Animates each paragraph or bullet list one at a time.
   
   
   
   
1. Animate text by word - Click By Word to animate text one word at a time.
   
2. Animate text by letter - Click By Letter to animate text one letter at a time. 
   
   

Animation Order Properties

1. Tap the object for which you want to edit the animation properties. 
   
   
2. Click the Animate tab on the bottom bar, then click the Animation Order icon at the top-right corner of the Animation section. 
     
   
3. Tap the effect you want to edit. The Animation Edit section will appear.  
   

1. Click the Start drop-down to play the animation on click, along with or after the previous effect.
   
2. Adjust the Duration slider to set a time frame for the effect.
   
3. Adjust the Delay By slider to set a value for playing the effect after a few seconds.
   
   
   

To reorder the animation effects applied to an object, drag-drop the effects in the order you prefer using the '=' symbol next to each of them in the Animation Order section.   

   

Preview or Delete Animations

1. Click the Preview button at the top-right corner of the Animation section under the Animate tab on the bottom bar. You will see a live preview of the animation effect on the slide.
   
   
   
   
   

1. Select the object on the slide, click Animate on the bottom bar, select the name of the animation effect, and click the Delete icon at the top-right corner of the Animation Options section.