Editing and presenting

When generation finishes, the editor opens. The slide list is on the left, the selected slide in the middle, and the Content and AI tabs on the right.

What can I change?

• Text: in the Content tab on the right, edit the kicker, title, subtitle, body, bullets, columns, numbers, steps, quote and so on, depending on the slide's layout.
• Layout: switch between Cover, Agenda, Section, Bullets, Columns, Comparison, Numbers, Quote, Timeline, Statement, Image + text and Closing.
• Slides: in the list on the left, add, duplicate and delete slides, and drag them to reorder. A presentation can have up to 40 slides.
• Speaker notes: write what you want to say under Speaker notes below the slide.
• Title: click the presentation title at the top to change it.

Right after deleting a slide, you can bring it back with Undo in the notification.

Can I add images?

Yes, in the Image + text layout: paste an image link that starts with https. Without one, the style's artwork fills the space. Uploading image files and AI image generation are not supported.

Can I have the AI rework just one slide?

Yes. Select the slide, then in the AI tab on the right pick one of these.

• Simplify: cut it down to the essentials.
• Sharpen the key point: lead with the one thing to remember.
• Add detail: explain more, with supporting points.
• Make it visual: turn text into numbers, steps or a comparison.
• Your instruction: describe what you want in up to 500 characters.

It keeps the facts from your presentation and never touches other slides. Each request uses credits, and the estimate is shown at the bottom of the AI tab. If you do not like the result, Undo in the notification restores the previous slide, but credits already charged are not returned.

Does changing the style change the content?

No. Choosing Editorial, Modern art, Risograph, Midnight, Minimal or Sunset from Style at the top only changes fonts, colors and decoration; the content stays the same. It applies to every slide at once and does not use credits.

How do I save?

There is nothing to press. Every change is saved automatically, and the top bar shows Saving… and Saved.

If you see Not saved. Retry, a network problem stopped the save. Click it to save again, or check your connection. If you try to close the page with unsaved changes, your browser shows a warning.

I want a separate version for each audience

Duplicate the presentation and edit the copy. Click Duplicate in the editor's Export menu or in a card's menu on My presentations, and a new presentation with "(copy)" added to the title is created and opened for editing. Copies are always private, whatever the original's sharing setting. Duplicating does not use credits.

How do I present?

Click Present at the top right of the editor and the presentation starts from the slide you are on. You can also start from Present in a card's menu on My presentations.

Action	Keys
Next slide	→ , ↓ , Space, Page Down
Previous slide	← , ↑ , Page Up
First, last slide	Home, End
Show or hide speaker notes	N
Full screen	F
End the presentation	Esc

Clicking the left third of a slide goes back, and clicking anywhere else goes forward. The controls hide when you stop moving the mouse. In full screen, the first Esc leaves full screen and a second Esc ends the presentation.

Can the audience see my speaker notes?

Speaker notes open at the bottom of the presentation screen, not in a separate window. If you are sharing your screen or projecting that screen as is, the audience sees the notes too, so open them with N only when you need them.

Sharing the presentation with Anyone with the link does not share your speaker notes. People viewing through the link never receive them: their presentation mode has no notes button and N does nothing. Keep private reminders in the notes, not on the slides.

If you need help

Open a support request, choose Slides as the service, and include the presentation address (in the form slides.parallax.kr/decks/...), the number of the slide with the problem, the browser you use and any error message shown on screen. A screenshot helps too, if you can attach one.