You may have no choice, though, if clip art is your only source for graphics. No matter what your source, clip art looks much better when you recolor it to complement your template design. Choosing source graphics All PowerPoint users have access to the Microsoft Clip Gallery, which comes with the program. The main thing to look for when choosing clip art is simplicity. If the art is complex, it will be difficult to recolor and will look too busy.
Most clip art is vector-based, which means the art can be separated into editable objects or shapes.
For this article, I am using the Microsoft Clip Gallery as a resource. Picking your palette Start by choosing the colors you want to use to recolor the clip art. Try to use colors that are similar in saturation and brightness. Drag them one at a time to a location on your drawing tool bar. Now it's time to choose your clip art.