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If you change its color, all the links you add will appear in this hue! If you want to change hyperlink colors in PowerPoint, you need to make use of this section. Have a look at the previous section!Īlthough those are default names, the hyperlinks section is different. Do you remember the color sections that we have mentioned? Text/Background-Light (1, 2), Text/Background-Dark (1,2), Accent (1-6), Hyperlink and Followed hyperlink.

Click on Close Master View (upper right corner) when you finish.

The new color is now applied to all the elements that had the Text/Background-Dark 1 hue! Of course, we have used the Text/Background-Dark 1 as an example.

In HSL, you need to work with Hue, Saturation and Lightness. In RGB, you can add the number of Red, Green and Blue bits there (i.e., you’ll need to insert the hex code manually, adding the needed number of bits per color). In Color mode, you can choose RGB or HSL.

Here, you can enter a hex code or simply play around with the picker.

If you prefer any other tone, instead of choosing between the ones that the hexagon offers, click on the Custom tab.

In the hexagon, click on any color and then click OK → Save.

In Standard, there is a hexagon with different colors plus a square that shows the current color and the new one.

There, you will encounter two different tabs: Standard and Custom.

To add a custom color to the section, you need to click on More colors.

Note that it also includes the Theme colors.

If you click on the color square close to the sections, a series of hues will appear.

Let’s have a look at the sections in the menu: Text/Background-Light (1, 2), Text/Background-Dark (1,2), Accent (1-6), Hyperlink and Followed hyperlink.

A dropdown menu with different options will appear.

Look for the section Colors, and then click on Customize Colors….

Go to View, in the toolbar, and select Slide master.

Are you willing to create your own color palette? Remember that our templates already include their own color palettes. If you have read a little bit about how to choose hues for your presentation, you may have made your mind about the colors you want to employ.