Here’s a quirky fact: hyperlinks hate it when you type nonsense. If you write “click here” on a URL, it still works. But PowerPoint judges you silently. Be specific. Use words like “Secret Sauce” or “The Plot Twist.”
Instruction For How To Create A Hyperlink In PowerPoint
Another weird thing: the color blue is the universal language of links. Your text will turn blue and get an underline. It’s the internet’s uniform. Don’t fight it. Embrace the blue. Your audience will instinctively want to click it.
Also, you can change the color. Right-click the hyperlink text, go to “Font,” and pick neon pink if you want. Just know you’re breaking a sacred rule of the universe. But hey, you’re a rebel.
