Customized Rotary Club Meeting Background Creation Guide
Learn how to create a personalized virtual meeting background for your Rotary club, district, or zone by incorporating your logo. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided to design a unique backdrop for your next online gathering. Elevate the visual appeal of your virtual meetings with this customization tutorial.
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How to create a customized Rotary club, district, or zone virtual meeting background. 1. 6. For PC: Save the slide by selecting: File > Export > Change File Type and choose JPEG. (See screenshot below.) For Mac: Save the slide by selecting: Export > JPG > enter width: 1920, enter height: 1080. Upload the JPG to your virtual meeting platform. You now have a digital background for your next virtual meeting! Use the Logo Template Tool on Rotary s Brand Center to create your club, district, or zone logo. Save the logo as a PNG file. Insert your club, district, or zone logo into the slide. Scale your logo so it s the same size as the template s placeholder logos (those that say Club of Some City ). Copy and paste your logo throughout the slide, using the template s placeholder logos as reference. Delete the template s placeholder logos. Now, only your Rotary club, district, or zone logo remains. 2. 3. 7. 4. 5.
