How to create a 3D tsunami in PowerPoint

Hello Ivan Cheung,

Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Q&A.

I understand you're looking to create a 3D tsunami effect in PowerPoint while using Windows 11.

Here's how you can get started:

PowerPoint doesn’t have a built-in “tsunami” animation, but you can simulate a 3D wave effect using a combination of 3D models, morph transitions, and custom animations:

Step 1: Insert a 3D Wave Model:

• Go to Insert > 3D Models > From Online Sources
• Search for “wave” or “tsunami”
• Select a model and insert it into your slide

Step 2: Position and Resize:

• Use the rotation handles to adjust the angle of the wave
• Resize it to fit your slide layout

Step 3: Animate the Wave:

• Select the 3D model > Go to Animations > Add Animation
• Choose Grow/Shrink, Spin, or Custom Path to simulate movement
• Use Morph Transition between slides for a smooth 3D effect

Step 4: Enhance with Sound and Background

• Add a background image of the ocean or storm
• Insert tsunami sound effects via Insert > Audio

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