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How To Round Edges In PowerPoint

Updated on:
May 25, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to create rounded edges on shapes in PowerPoint.

Quick summary

Rounding edges in PowerPoint lets you apply rounded corners to any shape by using the Shape Format tab and the Edit Shape option. Once you switch to a rounded rectangle, you can drag the yellow handle to control the exact corner radius.


Steps

  1. Select the shape, image, or text box you want to modify.
  2. Navigate to the Shape Format tab in the PowerPoint ribbon.
  3. Choose Edit Shape from the Shape Format options.
  4. Select a Rounded Rectangle shape from the available shape options.
  5. Adjust the corner roundness by dragging the yellow handle to your preferred curve.

📌 Why this matters

Rounded edges on shapes in PowerPoint help presenters create more polished, modern slide designs that stand out visually. The built-in Shape Format and Edit Shape tools make it easy to apply and fine-tune rounded corners without third-party software. Controlling corner radius with a simple drag gesture gives users precise design control directly inside PowerPoint. This feature is essential for anyone building professional presentations, pitch decks, or branded slide templates.
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