Every presentation starts with a theme — a coordinated set of fonts, colors, and slide layouts with placeholders for text and images. Introduce topics with title slides, use bullets to summarize ideas, and tell immersive stories with full-screen photos.
Create a new presentation. Tap Create Presentation button.
Tap to choose a theme that matches the tone and style of your presentation.
Add text. Double-tap placeholder text on the slide, then type your own. When you’re done, tap Hide Keyboard button to hide the keyboard.
Add a new slide. Tap Add Slide button, then choose a slide layout that includes an image.
Replace a placeholder image. Tap Media Placeholder button on the placeholder image, tap Choose Photo or Video, then choose a photo from your library.
Reorder slides. Touch and hold a slide thumbnail until it appears to lift up, then drag the slide to a new location. Tap the slide thumbnail for more options, such as Delete.
Use a quote slide to take a closer look at passages of text. Explore a poem, key points in a historic speech, or articles of legislation line by line.
Keep learners focused on main ideas. Design a presentation that uses title slides with short, simple statements of five words or less.
If you don’t like the layout of a slide after creating it, you can change it later by choosing a different option from the Slide Layout menu. Try changing the layout of a slide and see how it affects the presentation of your content.
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