Want to look like a pro? Use Control + K on a PC (or Command + K on a Mac). It’s the keyboard shortcut for inserting a hyperlink. Memorize it. Say it out loud. Control-Kayyyyy. It sounds like a cool spy code.
Add Hyperlink To Powerpoint – How to Add or Remove a Hyperlink in Word
Once you do that, a window appears. You can type a web address or browse your slides. It’s faster than right-clicking. And speed equals impressing your coworkers. You’re welcome.
A Warning (But a Fun One)
Don’t hyperlink everything. If every word is a link, your slide looks like a digital disease. Pick key spots. One or two links per slide is plenty. You’re creating a path, not a spider web. Unless you want a spider web. Then go nuts.
Also, test your links before you present. There is nothing sadder than a “page not found” error in front of your boss. It’s like telling a joke that lands with a thud. Avoid the thud.
