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Slides

Slides let you add structure and context to your tutorials beyond the screen recording itself. Use them for introductions, chapter breaks, explanatory content, and professional endings.

Types of slides

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Title slides

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Create a branded introduction for your video with a title, subtitle, and your company logo. Title slides set the tone and tell viewers what they’re about to learn.

Chapter slides

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Break longer tutorials into sections with chapter slides. Each chapter slide can have its own title and description — helping viewers understand the structure and find specific sections.

Agenda slides

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Use animated bullet points to lay out what the tutorial covers. Agenda slides give viewers a roadmap before diving into the content.

Outro slides

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End with a professional closing slide — include a call-to-action, contact information, or next steps.

Adding slides

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  1. Open the Slides section in the Editor Toolbar
  2. Choose the type of slide you want to add
  3. Position the slide in your script — before the recording for intros, between sections for chapters, or at the end for outros
  4. Edit the text content directly in the editor

Video on slides

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You can embed video content directly into your slides:

  • Use a background video animation for a dynamic intro or outro
  • Record yourself with a webcam to do a personal introduction, then hand over to the AI narrator for the tutorial itself

A friendly face builds trust — especially for onboarding, training, and customer-facing content.

Customizing slides

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Each slide supports:

  • Text styles — fonts, sizes, colors from your Brand Kit
  • Background colors and gradients — match your brand identity
  • Logos and images — add your company logo or custom graphics
  • Animated bullet points — items appear one by one for better pacing

Copying and duplicating

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  • Copy elements — copy and paste text, images, and video elements within and across slides
  • Duplicate slides — duplicate an entire slide with one click
  • Blank slides — insert blank slides wherever you need them

These make it much faster to customize your intro and outro slides and create explanatory slides in the middle of your tutorials.

Adding transitions between slides

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Control how slides transition with effects like Fade, Wipe, Push, Zoom, and Slide Over. See Slide Transitions for details.

Next steps

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