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When you run this animation, this is the first animation your audience will see and the image will be small. Click Add Effect or Add Animation and choose Entrance, Appear.You can choose Custom from the Size drop-down list and enter any value you want in the Custom text box press Enter to set the value. You can set this to anything you want, but 25% (the Tiny setting) will set it to 1/4 its original size. The default size is 150% which grows the image. To set the size, click the down arrow to the right of the Grow/Shrink animation in the Animation Pane and choose Effect Options.Set the Start to After Previous and the Speed/Duration to.Again choose Add Effect or Add Animation and choose Emphasis, Grow/Shrink.In PowerPoint 20, click the Animation Pane button to display it.The setting in the Start drop-down should be With Previous, so that it happens as soon as you display the slide.In PowerPoint 20, click Add Animation> Exit, Disappear. In PowerPoint 2007 click the Custom Animation button and choose Add Effect> Exit> Disappear. With the oval (or image) selected, go to Animations tab.If you don’t want an oval and just want to magnify an image, insert an image that is the size you want to magnify to, that is, the largest size you want to display. With the oval selected, choose the Format tab, Shape Fill, Picture and choose the picture. Insert an Oval from the Home tab> Drawing group, Shapes.) Resize it to the largest size you want.You may need to go back to the original image (such as the map) and crop the part that you want to magnify. Save the image to the largest size that you want to display it.

You can use the same technique to enlarge any image it doesn’t have to be inside a shape. To avoid a somewhat blurry image, you can start with the enlarged image, invisibly shrink it, and enlarge it again.