The editor

When a deck opens, you're in the editor, a three-part studio with your slides on the left, the slide you're working on in the middle, and tools on the right. Here's how to find your way around.

The layout

• Top bar. Your deck title (click to rename), and on the right: History, Present, Export, and the blue Share button. If you're a viewer on someone else's deck, you'll see a View only chip instead.
• Slides panel (left). Every slide as a live thumbnail, numbered in order. Click one to jump to it; drag to reorder; hover for a delete button. A dashed Add slides card sits at the bottom. Collapse the panel with the chevron to get more room.
• Canvas (center). The current slide, shown at full quality. Click elements to select and edit them.
• Right panel. A set of tabs, most importantly Agent (the AI assistant) and Transitions. On shared decks you'll also see Chat; on redesigns, Original. Drag its left edge to resize, or close it with the ✕.

Moving around

• Jump to a slide by clicking its thumbnail in the left panel.
• Step through slides with the ← / → arrow keys on the canvas.
• Zoom with the mouse wheel, or two-finger scroll to pan. A zoom pill appears once you're off "fit", where you can type an exact percentage or click Fit to screen to recenter.

What each top-bar button does

Button	What it opens
Rename (click the title)	Edit the deck name inline. Enter to save, Escape to cancel.
History	The version timeline, where you can restore any checkpoint.
Present	Present mode, full-screen straight from the browser.
Export	The export menu for share links, PDF, PowerPoint, and Google Slides.
Share	The share dialog, where you invite people and set access.

Speaker notes

A thin handle sits at the bottom of the canvas. Drag it up to open speaker notes for the current slide, which only the presenter sees. They show in Presenter view and carry into exports.

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