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title: "Build a slideshow"
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description: "Edit slides, speaker notes, fragment reveals, branches, and hotspots."
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---
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Slideshow projects are navigable presentations rather than ordinary linear videos.
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The **Slideshow** tab appears in the right panel when the active composition contains a slideshow. Use it to manage:
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- slides;
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- speaker notes;
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- fragment reveals;
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- how long a fragment holds;
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- branches to different slides;
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- clickable hotspots.
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## Build the basic path first
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Create a clear beginning-to-end presentation before adding branches. Confirm that normal next and previous navigation works and that every slide has a meaningful role.
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## Add fragment reveals
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Fragments reveal content within a slide. Use them to control attention, not to make every bullet animate separately.
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Check that each reveal leaves the presenter enough time to explain the point.
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## Add branches and hotspots
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Use branches when the viewer genuinely needs a different path. Add hotspots to the visible object that represents the choice, then test every destination and return path.
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Keep a way forward from every branch. A beautiful slide that traps the viewer is still broken navigation.
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Use the `/slideshow` agent workflow when you want help planning and building the full deck.
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