Learn To Create Cube Design In PowerPoint In Just A Minute

Erno Rubik, created an object that was supposed to be impossible. He twisted and turned the solid cube but it did not break or fall apart. The cube got shuffled and thus came out as the first Rubik’s Cube.

We all have been associated with this word since our childhood. Grown up playing with Rubik’s Cube, studied cube and cuboids in school.

Now, you can put to use the cubes in your business presentations by adding awesome cube design in your business presentations.

Cube designs you may like

Grab the attention of your audience using the innovative PowerPoint templates. Use cube design to represent concepts, strategies, planning, methods, complex processes and much more. Cubes can be very well used to demonstrate the different facets of a concept, where various sides of a cube are fitting in together.

What you will learn in this tutorial:

Steps To Create Cube In PowerPoint:

Insert a Frame. Go to Insert> Shapes> Basic Shapes> Frame. Adjust its size with the help of the marked cursor. Take a look at the below image.

Copy the original shape and duplicate it by holding Control C and Control V.

Insert a Rectangle. Go to Insert> Shapes> Rectangles> Rectangle.

Place the rectangles and join the two shapes of frames to make a complete cube. To do so, hold Alt and left right keys to place them properly.

You have a half cube ready. Right click the cube, Outline> No Outline> Fill> Color of your choice.

Insert an Oval shape. Go to Insert> Shapes> Basic Shapes> Oval.

Right click the Oval shape> Format Shape> Shape Options> Fill> Gradient Fill. Keep two gradient stops. Click on the 1^st gradient stop, pick any color, and keep position and transparency at 0%. Increase the brightness to 100%. (See the below image). Select the 2^nd gradient stop, pick the color. Keep the position at 90-92%. Transparency and brightness at 0%. Take a look at the below image.