
The content slide lets you create and customise text and images. This slide type lets you edit directly on the canvas, so you have full control over the layout.
How does the Content Slide work?
The content slide is a non-interactive slide, meaning that your participants will see the slide on their phones, but cannot interact with it (besides sending reactions).
This slide works in blocks, just like a normal PowerPoint slide. You can add content within the blocks and move those blocks around freely to lay out the slide exactly how you want.

Note that the content slide only works on laptops and PCs with a minimum screen width of 1180 px.
If you are using a laptop or PC but still see this message 👆 it is because your screen width is below 1180 px.
You can zoom out on your browser to edit the slide.
Editing the Content Slide
The content slide comes with two blocks as default. To edit...
- a block, simply click the block once. This will allow you to move and rotate the block, as well as give you the options to duplicate the block and delete it.
- the content within a block, click the block twice. This will allow you to alter the text, formatting, colour, alignment, add images and more.
Adding New Blocks
To add a new block to your content slide, you can use any of the 3 icons at the top of the slide.
- Clicking the text icon will produce another text block.
- Clicking the image icon will produce the image uploading interface. From here you can upload an image from your computer or clipboard, or find an image or GIF in the inbuilt libraries.
- Clicking the emoji icon will produce an emoji list. From here you can pick your emoji and it will appear on the slide.

You can also create a new block by simply duplicating an existing block and changing the content to your liking.
The Content Slide Preview
The content slide is the only slide type that, in the left column on the editor, shows a full preview of the content within it. This is to help navigation of presentations with multiple content slides.
The Content Slide on Smaller Screens
It is currently not possible to edit the content slide on a screen smaller than the standard 1080 pixels in width. This is because screens smaller than this size cannot show the presentation canvas, and therefore, cannot allow for editing on the canvas.
If you are trying to edit on a screen smaller than 1080 pixels in width, you will see a message saying 'to edit this slide, please use a laptop or PC'.