Intro to images, charts, and other objects in Keynote on iPhone

An object is any item you place on a slide. Tables, charts, text boxes, shapes, and photos are examples of objects. To add an object to a slide, tap the Content Hub button, tap one of the object categories at the top of the menu, then select an object.

The controls for adding an object, with buttons at the top to choose tables, charts, shapes (including lines and text boxes), and media.

You can change the look of an object by modifying individual attributes of it—like its fill color, border, shadow, and more—or you can quickly change the overall appearance of an object by applying a predesigned object style to it. Object styles are combinations of attributes that are designed to match the theme you’re using.

To see controls for changing the look of objects, tap an object to select it, then tap the Format button. Each object has its own formatting options; for example, when you select an image you see only controls for formatting images.

The Style tab of the Format menu with object styles at the top and a control below them to change the border.

You can layer objects on a slide, resize them, or nest them so they appear inline with the text inside a text box or shape. You can also add a link to an object so that when you tap the object, a new slide, webpage, or email opens.

See alsoAdd an image in Keynote on iPhoneAdd and edit a shape in Keynote on iPhoneAdd or delete a table in Keynote on iPhoneAdd or delete a chart in Keynote on iPhonePlace objects inline with text in a text box or shape
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