Which format should my presentation use?

16:9 (1920 × 1080 px) suits most modern screens and projectors. Use 4:3 (1024 × 768 px) for older projectors.

Can I add more slides?

Yes. Add the pages you need in the editor and change the text and pictures on each one.

How do I share the presentation?

Download it as a PDF, which opens on almost any computer. Single slides can be downloaded as PNG or JPG.

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A good presentation helps the audience follow along without the slides stealing attention from the speaker.

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Use these templates for meetings, pitches, reports, teaching and workshops, for example with slides for the title, the content and a closing message. The 16:9 format (1920 × 1080 px) suits modern screens and projectors, and 4:3 (1024 × 768 px) works for older equipment. Change the text, colours and pictures in your browser and add your logo. Make one point per slide and use large type so it can be read from the back of the room. Choose strong contrast, as a projector can wash colours out. Download the presentation as a PDF to share and present, or as PNG and JPG files if you want to reuse single slides elsewhere.

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Which format should my presentation use?: 16:9 (1920 × 1080 px) suits most modern screens and projectors. Use 4:3 (1024 × 768 px) for older projectors.
Can I add more slides?: Yes. Add the pages you need in the editor and change the text and pictures on each one.
How do I share the presentation?: Download it as a PDF, which opens on almost any computer. Single slides can be downloaded as PNG or JPG.

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