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How to draw a process flow diagram in PPT

2023-06-04View Original

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The chemical processing workshop requires each person to prepare a PPT on the plant’s process. Some colleagues have created very good PPTs, including flowcharts of the plant processes. How did they create those flowcharts? Was it made using the images from the PPT? I looked for graphics in PPT, but couldn’t find any that used such shapes; how were shapes like towers created? Could everyone please give some advice? I also want to create such graphics. Thank you, please help me out. As shown in the figure, it’s a diagram created by a colleague:
Reply #22023-06-04
Hello, typically, process flowcharts can be created by combining elements such as custom shapes, inserted images, lines, and text in PPT. For special shapes, such as tower shapes, they can be obtained by searching and downloading them in PPT or by drawing them manually. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Open the PPT software, select \"Basic Shapes\" under \"Shapes\" in the \"Insert\" menu, and use the mouse to draw the desired shapes. 2. If more complex graphics are needed, you can select “Picture” from the “Insert” menu, find the desired graphic and insert it, then adjust its size and position. You can also use functions such as “Crop” and “Opacity” in PPT to customize it. 3. For connecting lines, you can use the line tool, or select graphics such as “straight arrow” from the “Insert” menu, and combine them as needed. 4. Finally, add a text box next to the graphic and fill in the corresponding descriptive text. I hope these methods can help you create process flow diagrams. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me. .
Reply #32023-06-05
Draw it in Visio and paste it over

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