Question

what is difference between a solid fill and a gradient fill​

Answer 1

Solid fill applies a single color uniformly within the whole of an object. Gradient fill applies a continuous blend of two or more colors, where one color gradually fades and changes into another.

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Answer 2

Answer:

SOLID FILL

Solid fill applies a single color evenly to the entire object.

There are four types of spot colors  you can apply:

• Theme Color is a set of colors based on the active theme applied to your presentation.
• Default Color is a set of 10 colors most commonly used by other users.
• Other Used Colors is a set of the colors you used recently.
• Advanced Color Palette includes multiple color schemes that allow you to customize the color palette to suit your brand and business.

GRADIENT FILL

• A gradient fill is a shape fill that gradually changes from one color to another on the shape's surface. A shape fill that gradually changes between three colors.

There are three types of gradient styles available:

• Linear - A linear gradient is usually the most common, in which two or more colors  appear and blend at opposite points along the slide's horizontal or vertical diagonals.

• Radial - A radial gradient creates an effect where the transition between two or more color stops occurs in a circular pattern, with  colors starting from a central position and then blending with other colors toward the edge of the slide.

• Angle - An angle gradient creates an effect where the transition appears between two or more color stops  based on the direction set with the dial and various angle values.

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