The desktop version of PowerPoint allows for shapes and pictures to be rotated to any desired orientation. This would be great to have in the online version as well.

When commenting I want to check off and mark as done so comments don't appear. Right now the only way to do that is deleting a comment but then I lose the comment history
Please make it like Google. Mark as Done

Users have to open up powerpoint desktop client to add charts- they cannot do it in the browser versionPowerpoint online- this is now causing some issues for co-autoring- and conflicts- any updates on improving

We should be able to put music on our powerpoints.

If the file can't be opened in PowerPoint Online, give me an option to download the file.

Have you ever wanted to note down something that you will do on the Power Point later, and you know that you'll forget what you need to do when you come back to do it? Well if so then vote me so that wont happen, and if there's anybody else who has already posted this idea then vote for them too.

Hello. I want to have 3D in PowerPoint added so that I can make cards.

You should add a full screen option to PPT online to make it easier to use. By that I mean make the program itself go to the borders of the screen. It is really condensed at the moment and could use a bit of de-condensing

Like google docs allows

I am using PowerPoint as a tool to have my students generate custom animations of biological processes. By adding the functionality of custom motion paths, looping and multiple animations per object (vis a vis the animation pane) the online version could better match the desktop version and projects like this could be completed on a wider array of devices, like chromebooks.

You should be able to translate a powerpoint document.

Add format painter for tables. This should include changing colours, text font and size, text spacing and border thickness.

The Animations Pane is missing making the flexibility and versatility of animations almost lost. Like what if I want to slow the duration of an animation down, or put a delay on it, or change whether it happens after I click, or after the previous animation. These things should have been considered when PowerPoint Online was planned, but the idea of a user controlled development team is an amazingly brilliant idea, so good job Microsoft (But most of all the amazing employees that work there).

In Microsoft PowerPoint, you have Slide Masters so you do not have to do the same thing on every slide but in PowerPoint online, you have to do the same thing on every slide and it just wastes time when you do that so there should be Slide Master on Online PowerPoint and not just on PowerPoint.