Add big green check mark to Keynote presentation

Solution 1:

Keynote doesn't really come with clip art. It is easy, however, to add images.

I did a Google Images search for check mark, and set the color to green. Here are the results (there are many good images).

To add the image to Keynote, click See Full Size Image and click-and-drag it to your slide.

Enjoy!

Solution 2:

Most fonts have a check mark dingbat. In a text box, type in option v to see it. Then change the color to green like you would any other text.

For additional clip at, look at the dingbat fonts already be installed on your system. Some common ones are webdings, wingdings and zapf dingbats.

Solution 3:

Keynote now has several scalable and editable graphics including a check mark.

Select the shape icon, from there sort symbols or simply type in ‘check’ to select.

Change the size, color or otherwise adjust.

This applies both to macOS and iOS versions of Keynote. iOS version shown below.