Made for iPad, too

On iPad the slide gets the whole screen. The tool palette floats at the side, panels open next to the slide instead of over it, and the slide strip can be hidden for more room.

The iPad editor: a full canvas with the floating tool palette on the left and the slide strip below.

Panels beside the slide

Layout, Theme, Photo, AI, Notes and Slide open in a floating panel, and the slide moves over so it is never covered.

The Theme panel on iPad in dark mode, next to the slide it restyles.

Pencil hover and pointer

Hover with Apple Pencil or a trackpad pointer to see the name of a tool before you tap it.

Keyboard shortcuts

Command-Z undo, Command-Shift-Z redo, arrow keys between slides, Command-Return to present.

Foldables too

Foldable iPhones get the iPad editor when unfolded and the phone editor when folded.

Edit on iPad

The whole screen for the slide, the tools floating beside it.

  1. On iPad the slide gets the whole screen.
  2. The tools float on the left. Hover with Apple Pencil to see their names.
  3. Panels open beside the slide, never over it.
  4. AI changes work the same way as on iPhone.
  5. The slide strip runs along the bottom.

The iPad editor, point by point

  1. Layout

    Every layout this slide fits.

    How to use Layout
  2. Theme

    Twelve themes for the whole deck.

    How to use Theme
  3. Photo

    Free stock photos for the slide.

    How to use Photo
  4. AI

    Rewrite this slide or the whole deck.

    How to use AI
  5. Notes

    Speaker notes, shown while you present.

    How to use Notes
  6. Show or hide slides

    Toggle the slide strip for more room.

    How to use Show or hide slides
  7. The slide

    Tap any text to edit it.

    How to use The slide
  8. Present

    Full screen or live.

    How to use Present
  9. Export

    PDF, PowerPoint or a web link.

    How to use Export
  10. Slide strip

    Every slide, in order.

    How to use Slide strip

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