Updated 2023 video here: https://youtu.be/0s6RfwOPE2cIn the new video linked above you'll learn 2 super easy ways to insert code snippet into PowerPoint.Wher...

Nov 11, 2008 · Check out Code Highlight add-on. It highlights a block of code in Slides presentation. Supports a wide variety of syntaxes (React, Vue, C++, Go etc.) & offers the most popular themes on the market (VS Code, Cobalt, One Dark etc.) –

In this video, I'll show you 2 super easy ways of How to Add Syntax Highlighting to insert Code Snippets in PowerPoint and make it look like a million bucks. First, I'll demonstrate how...

Use Notepad++ with add-on NppExport. Select the source code. Use Copy RTF to clipboard of NppExport. Paste into empty PPT slide (do not select any textfiled)

Apr 16, 2025 · Instead of just copying and pasting plain text, you can use an embed code to insert interactive elements like code snippets, videos, or widgets. This makes your slides more dynamic and visually appealing.

Oct 20, 2023 · Get your hands on a code editor plug-in to help you copy your code onto your clipboard in an assortment of formats and paste it into your PowerPoint. See if you can get a code snippet plug-in, which lets you slip your code directly into your slides.

Jan 17, 2024 · Inserting scripts into PowerPoint can seem daunting, but it’s relatively straightforward! It involves opening the Developer tab, adding a button, and then inputting your script into the button’s ‘Actions’ settings. After you’ve done this, you can run your script directly from your presentation.

How to Embed Source Code into PowerPoint using Carbon.now? It’s simple. First of all, open Carbon.now.sh in your browser. Then, drop the file with your snippet or source code. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the content into the text area or just start typing.

Sep 26, 2023 · Using Powerpoint Objects (Insert > Object > Create new). Select Microsoft Word Document and paste the code. Using tools like Notepad++ (Window users). From Notepad++, select all your code and...

Jan 17, 2019 · Simply write your code in an editor which supports copying code with formatting (e.g. as RTF), such as WordPad, Visual Studio, TextMate and Notepad++. You can then copy the code directly into Powerpoint, preserving the formatting and syntax highlighting.