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A HyperFrames slideshow stays interactive. The result is a live, navigable deck—not a linear MP4.

A real deck: points reveal, slides advance, a hotspot opens optional detail, then the presenter returns to the main story.

If the result should play from beginning to end without a presenter, use a normal video workflow. A slideshow cannot currently be exported as one complete linear MP4; per-slide snapshots are supported.

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What control does the presenter need?

Attach the source notes, document, page, or existing deck. Name the audience and what should change after the presentation.

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Keep the main story clear

  • Slides carry one complete claim and one useful visual.
  • Reveals let the presenter add part of an idea at a time.
  • Branches hold optional detail without interrupting the story everyone sees.
  • Speaker notes help the presenter; they should not repeat the slide.
The main story should still make sense when no optional branch is opened.

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Review it as a presenter

  • Each slide makes one clear point.
  • Reveals help the explanation.
  • Hotspots are obvious without distracting.
  • Embedded media stops when its slide is left.
  • Presenter notes and the audience view stay separate.
  • The complete deck works with keyboard, touch, and its visible controls.
Use Studio’s Slideshow panel to adjust order, notes, reveals, and branches.

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Present the deck

Open the local URL, then click Present or press P. The audience gets a clean full-screen view while the presenter keeps the current slide, next slide, notes, and timer. In Google Meet, share the audience tab. In Zoom, move the audience tab into its own window and share that window.

Edit slideshow behavior

Adjust slides, reveals, branches, hotspots, and notes.