How to edit shapes in Keynote 7
Keynote offers very good tools to do complex shapes, and just no rectangles, circles, triangles and so on: Complex shapes are not only done using the "Draw With Pen" tool, but also by reshaping basic shapes and combining them using boolean operations. Note I'll be using Keynote 7.1.1. Boolean Operations The boolean operations offer by Keynote are Unite, Subtract, Intersect, and Exclude: First things first, the boolean operations are found in Keynote on the Format panel, under the Arrange tab. The operations are only shown when two or more shapes are selected , like shown in the figure above. With the first three operations one can quickly make a shape like this: With the fourth operation one can punch a hole in a figure: Editing Shapes In this tutorial, we are going to go for this diagram 1. Add a square and make it editable. Right Click on the selected shape and Left Click on Make Editable. 2. Add a new vertex by placing the mouse pointer on