Circles and Squares: Drawing a Perfect Square in PowerPoint

Created: Wednesday, April 18, 2018, posted by Geetesh at 1:28 pm

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Do you want to draw a square box on your slide, and none of the options within the Shapes gallery are called “Box” or “Square”? Yes, there’s a Rectangle option but the shapes that are drawn using this option almost never have the same width and height. The solution may be to manually resize the Rectangle so that it has the equal proportions of a Square but that again is a long process. Don’t you want something easier and quicker? The short answer is yes, you can easily draw a perfect square in PowerPoint.

To learn more, choose your version of PowerPoint:

Microsoft Windows:

Drawing a Perfect Square in PowerPoint 2013

Drawing a Perfect Square in PowerPoint 2010

Apple Mac:

Drawing a Perfect Square in PowerPoint 2011

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