Hot Angry Emoji with Thermometer Animation

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Type: PowerPoint Animations

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This animated clip features a vibrant and expressive hot emoji character holding a thermometer, perfectly capturing the essence of feeling overheated or frustrated. The character's bright yellow color and exaggerated facial expression convey a sense of urgency and emotion, making it an ideal representation of temperature-related themes. This engaging animation can be used to illustrate concepts related to heat, weather, or even health, making it versatile for various presentations.

By adding this animated image to a slide in one of our PowerPoint templates, you can create a visual theme that enhances your message about temperature or emotions. Explore more animated options in our PowerPoint Animations collection to find the perfect complement for your presentation.

🔥 “Reach the boiling point” — when anger or stress can’t be contained anymore.
🔥 “Blow your top” — to suddenly lose your temper.

What This Animation Represents

Anger — symbolizing frustration, irritation, or rage.
Heat — representing extreme temperatures, both literal and emotional.
Stress — tied to overwhelming feelings or tense situations.
Emotion — showcasing strong, fiery expressions of mood.
Conflict — useful for topics about arguments, pressure, or challenges.

Illustrate weather-related topics
Explain health and wellness concepts
Add humor to educational content
Engage audiences with relatable emotions

Incorporating this animated clip into a presentation slide in one of our PowerPoint templates can create a cohesive visual theme that supports the slide's message, making it more memorable and engaging for your audience.

To insert the animation into both PowerPoint and Google Slides, follow these simple steps: Download the animated GIF file. In PowerPoint, go to the slide where you want to add the animation, click on "Insert," then "Pictures," and select the GIF. For Google Slides, click on "Insert," then "Image," and upload the GIF file. This is a great way to add animated gifs to PowerPoint and insert animations in Google Slides.