When you use Image as Background, the most common questions are about editing behavior, display results, and the difference from a regular inserted picture; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
Can I still edit the picture directly after setting it as a background?
- After you set a picture as a background, it is displayed as the slide background.
- In background status, it is no longer edited like a regular picture object.
- If you need to adjust the picture again, remove the background setup and insert or apply it again.
Will the picture become distorted after I set it as a background?
- This feature automatically expands and fills the picture as the slide background.
- If the picture ratio does not match the slide ratio, the result may look stretched or cropped.
- It is recommended to check the picture composition before applying it.
What is the difference between using Image as Background and inserting a regular picture?
- A regular inserted picture remains a normal object on the slide and can be moved, resized, and selected again.
- A background picture stays on the bottom layer and is better suited for slide base visuals.
- If you need to adjust position or size often, use a regular inserted picture first. If you need a stable background effect, use Image as Background.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Image as Background | An action that turns a selected picture into a slide background display mode. |
| Apply to Current Slide | Applies the selected picture only to the current slide background. |
| Apply to All | Applies the same picture background to all slides in the current presentation. |