- Inside the slide canvas of your PowerPoint presentation, find and select the shape you want to edit.
- After that, hold the 'Yellow Adjustment ' handle and then drag it to your desired position.
- Finally, the corner radius of the selected shape in your PowerPoint presentation will be changed according to your adjustment.
How to Change the Corner Radius of a Shape in PowerPoint
Walk through this interactive demo to learn how to change the corner radius of a shape in PowerPoint.
📌 Why this matters
Adjusting corner radius transforms rigid, corporate-looking rectangles into softer, more approachable shapes that feel modern and friendly. This small change dramatically affects how your audience perceives your content—rounded corners subconsciously signal warmth and accessibility, while sharp corners convey formality and structure. Beyond aesthetics, matching corner radius across all shapes creates visual consistency that makes your presentation look professionally designed rather than thrown together. You can also use extreme adjustments to create pill-shaped buttons or nearly circular elements without switching to different shape tools entirely.
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