Animate an Object on a Presentation in Keynote on iPhone 6
Edited by Freya, Rushell, Eng
You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we're going to show you how to animate an object on a presentation on the Keynote application on the iPhone 6.
Steps
- 1To begin, we need to unlock the phone by pressing the Lock button on the right-hand side.
Advertisement - 2Alternatively, we can unlock the phone by pressing the home button at the bottom.
Advertisement - 3Swipe across to enter a PIN or passcode, or hold a finger or thumb onto the home button to use the fingerprint scanner.
- 4Find the "Keynote" icon, which is blue with a white presentation desk on it.
- 5Tap the icon once to open the app.
- 6We now have the option to create a new presentation or open an existing one.Since "Keynote" works horizontally, we'll turn the phone around.
- 7In order to create a new presentation, refer to another tutorial on this website where we explain how to do that.We'll open an existing "Presentation" by tapping on the middle presentation thumbnail image.
- 8In this case, it is an extract from a friend's Kafka book.Once the presentation is open, we should have an object within the presentation slide.
- 9The text has its own block, so when we tap on the text, it brings everything into one frame and brings up several different options at the top in a long black speech bubble.
- 10Tap on "Animate" at the far right.
- 11Build in is when the animation first opens, and build out is when the animation is closing.There are "build in" and "build out" options.
- 12Press on the blue circle with a plus sign to the left of the "build in" option.
- 13Now, we have a list of "Effects", and we can choose a way for the text to come onto the screen.
- 14To choose an effect, simply press on it, and this will add a check mark on the far right side across from the effect name.Let's choose "Bouncy", for example.
- 15This will show a preview of how it will look.The press "Play" at the upper left-hand corner of the screen to view that animation effect.
- 16To change the effect, simply tap on another and "Play" the animation again.
- 17Then press "Done" at the top right-hand corner.Choose whichever one best suits the mood of the presentation.
- 18Now, we can see the "build in" entitled, "Fly In" has been added on the left.
- 19Now, let's choose a "build out" option by tapping on the plus sign on the right side.
- 20In the same way we chose a build in, simply scroll through and tap on an effect.
- 21Then press "Play" at the top left corner for a preview.
- 22When satisfied, press "Done" at the top right-hand corner.
- 23Now, we can press the white play icon at the top right-hand corner of the screen in the blue bar.
- 24There is a soundtrack attached to the one in this demonstration. Refer to our other tutorial on this website, where we demonstrate how to add a soundtrack to a presentation.This plays the entire presentation.
- 25It will go out as well in the animation we chose.The text came in when I tapped on the screen.
- 26Now, all of our changes are saved.When we're happy, we can press "Done" at the top left-hand corner of the screen.
- 27This takes us back to where we began.We can go to "Presentations" by tapping on that in the top left-hand corner as well.
- 28If you have any questions or comments, feel free to add them to the section below. We'll do our best to get back to you.This is a VisiHow video, and we've just shown you how to animate an object on a presentation within the Keynote application on an iPhone 6.
Video: Animate an Object on a Presentation in Keynote on iPhone 6
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