To launch your live presentation, click Present in the upper right corner.
Select "Standard" and click "Present." Your presentation will begin.
To advance to the next slide, click on the RIGHT side of the slide. To go back to the previous slide, click the LEFT side of the slide.
To LEAVE the presentation, hit the ESC key on your keyboard.
To set up automatic play (so that your presentation advances automatically), first Set the timing for each slide (and check the "Apply to all pages" box).
Next, click Present then select Autoplay, then Present.
In the example above, the presentation will advance to the next slide every 4 seconds.
"Magic Commands" are keyboard shortcuts that insert fun graphics during your live presentation. Here are the shortcuts:
To see these in action, watch the video below:
Invite your audience to interact with you during your presentation! You can do this by activating "Canva Live."
During your presentation, click on the button on the bottom right that looks like a radio signal (it's called "Interactive Q&A with Canva Live").
Click "Start new session."
Now ask your audience to visit canva.live and enter the code at the top of your presentation screen. Once in, they will be able to ask questions, submit comments, answer polls, etc. You can control whether your audience sees the comments or not.
You have many options for getting your presentation "out there." You can share your design with team members, share on social media, or download in various formats (even PowerPoint format).
Presenter view allows you (the presenter) to see your notes while you are giving your presentation. The audience sees the full screen. This works best when you are using a projector.
To ADD NOTES to your slides, open Presenter Notes by clicking the "Notes" icon on the bottom left of your editing workspace.
Click on the slide you want to add notes to, then type your notes in the area on the left. Your notes will be saved automatically.
Click Present, select Presenter View, then click Present again.
Your audience will see the Standard full-screen presentation, and you will see the slides with notes.