

If you aren't sure what video you want, you can search YouTube by entering keywords in the YouTube search box (above). PowerPoint only supports embedding YouTube videos at this time. To add a video from online, choose Online Video from the drop-down menu under video. Go to the Media grouping on the far right side, and then click on the drop-down arrow under Video.Ģ. In PowerPoint, click on the Insert Ribbon. The video will appear on your slide for you to edit as needed.ġ. Select the video you want to add to your presentation, and then click Insert. Choose Video on My PC to add a video saved on your computer. Choose Online Video to add a video from YouTube. Go to the Media grouping on the far right side, and then click on the drop-down arrow under Video.


Locate Loop and select False from the drop-down menu.With the box you have just drawn selected, click Properties on the Developer tab.Do not worry about making it perfect, you will be able to size it later just like any other shape. Draw a box on your slide and size it as desired to contain your video.Your cursor should now look like a cross, an indication that you can draw a box. Scroll down and select Shockwave Flash Object.Back in PowerPoint, select the Developer tab and from the Controls group, select More Controls.Go to YouTube and locate the video you would like to insert into your PowerPoint presentation.

From the Popular category, select Show Developer Tab in the Ribbon.Insert YouTube Videos into PowerPoint 2007 with Internet Over the next few weeks I will show you how to insert YouTube videos into PowerPoint 2007 (both with and without an internet connection) and PowerPoint 2008 for the Mac. I am often asked how to get YouTube videos into a PowerPoint presentation, and, unless you're using the latest version ( PowerPoint 2010), it's an understandable question.
