Change the look of a table in Keynote on Apple Vision Pro

Change the look of table text

Tap the table, or select the cells you want to change, tap in the format bar that appears, then use the controls to set the font and font size, text style, and text alignment.

Show, hide, or edit a table title

When you add a table, its placeholder name (Table 1, for example) is hidden by default. You can show the name and edit it. No tables in a presentation can have the same name.

Tap the table, then tap in the navigation bar at the top of the window.
Tap Table (if it’s not already selected), then turn Title on or off.
To edit the table title, double-tap it.
The insertion point appears in the name.
Pinch and drag the insertion point where you want to edit, then make your changes. See Type with the virtual keyboard on Apple Vision Pro.

Tip: You can enclose the table title in a border. Tap the table title, tap in the navigation bar at the top of the window, tap Title, then turn on Border.

Change the table outline and gridlines

Tap the table, then tap in the navigation bar at the top of the window.
Tap Table (if it’s not already selected), then do any of the following:
- Show the outline: Turn on Table Outline.
- Change the gridlines: Tap Grid Options, then tap to turn gridlines on or off.
If you don’t see these options, scroll down.

Change the border and background of table cells

You can change the border and background of any selection of table cells.

Select the cells you want to change.
Tap in the format bar that appears, then tap a color to fill the cells, or tap Edit Cell Border to make changes to the cell border.

Alternate the row colors

Tap the table, then tap in the navigation bar at the top of the window.
Tap Table (if it’s not already selected), then turn on Alternating Rows.

Row colors don’t alternate for header columns. Header columns have their own look based on the table style you choose.

To add a caption or label to a table, see Add a caption or title to objects in Keynote on Apple Vision Pro.

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Apple Vision Pro User Guide