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How To Bend Arrow In PowerPoint

Updated on:
May 25, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to curve and bend arrow shapes in PowerPoint.

Quick summary

To bend an arrow in PowerPoint, insert a regular arrow shape, open Shape Format, and use Edit Points to drag and curve the arrow into any custom shape. This technique gives you full control over arrow direction and curvature directly within PowerPoint's built-in tools.


Steps

  1. Insert a regular arrow shape onto your PowerPoint slide.
  2. Select the arrow and navigate to Shape Format in the ribbon.
  3. Click Edit Shape and choose Edit Points from the dropdown.
  4. Drag the points on the arrow to create a custom bend or curve.

📌 Why this matters

Bending arrows in PowerPoint lets presenters create polished, professional diagrams that guide audience attention with precision. Instead of relying on static straight arrows, the Edit Points feature gives users full control over arrow curvature, enabling custom flowcharts, process diagrams, and visual storytelling. This built-in PowerPoint capability requires no third-party tools, making it accessible to anyone who needs flexible, curved directional graphics in their slides.
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