Animation effects | .NET MAUI PowerPoint library

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Overview

Animations grab and keep the attention of your audience by emphasizing key points, controlling the focus of discussion, and entertaining in ways that will make your message memorable. The Syncfusion PowerPoint Library allows you to add new animation effects to any element on a slide and edit animation effects in an existing PowerPoint slide. You can also control the direction, trigger, and duration of the animation effects. This support is available across all Microsoft platforms (.NET Framework, .NET Core, UWP, and Xamarin).

PowerPoint animation

Add and Edit Animation Effects

The Syncfusion PowerPoint library supports the following options when applying animation effects:

Entrance
Emphasis
Exit
Motion paths

Animation Effects Types

Effects can make an object appear, disappear, or move. They can change an object size, position, or color. The Syncfusion PowerPoint library supports the four types of animation effects used in Microsoft PowerPoint: entrance effects, emphasis effects, motion path effects, and exit effects.

PowerPoint multiple animations.

Applying Multiple Animations

149 animation effects are available. For a slide element, you can apply an animation effect for each animation type (entrance, emphasis, exit, and motion paths).

Applying animation effects documentation

PowerPoint control over duration.

Control Over Duration

The speed of the animation effect is determined by the Duration property. This is used to determine how long an animation effect should remain in a slideshow.

Setting an animation duration documentation

PowerPoint trigger customization.

Trigger Customization

The library allows you to trigger an animation through any of the following actions:

On clicking.
With another animation.
After previous animation.

Applying animation trigger types documentation

PowerPoint text animations.

Applying Text Animations

The library allows text to be animated in the following ways:

Apply animations to the parent shape.
Apply individual animation effects to text in a shape so that the text will be animated separately from its parent shape. This is mostly used with bullets and numbering.