Presentations
Build talk decks that mix clips, tactics animations, images and text, then present or share them.
On this page
A presentation is a talk deck: an ordered set of slides that can mix video clips, tactics-board animations, chalkboard drawings, images, embedded links, and text — built for walking a squad or a room through a topic, not just a reel of footage.
Building a presentation
Open the Presentations page from your organization and select New presentation. Add slides from the composer:
| Slide type | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Video | A clip, a video link, or a file |
| Animation | A saved tactics-board animation |
| Board | A chalkboard you draw from scratch |
| Image | A photo or graphic |
| Link | An embedded web page |
| Lineup | A formation and matchday squad |
| Text | A headline or talking point |
Reorder a slide with the Move slide up / Move slide down controls on its thumbnail. Each slide can carry its own presenter notes (visible only to you while presenting), a transition (cut or fade), and an auto-advance time in seconds — set one and the slide moves on by itself while presenting; leave it blank and you drive. Auto-advance holds while presenter notes, the shortcuts legend, the laser or the draw overlay are open, and a video slide is always paced by its own end.
Look and settings
Open Settings to rename the presentation, attach it to a project, and tune its look — background, text color, accent, and a footer badge (defaults to the cliply mark) shown on every slide. A presentation without a custom cover generates one automatically from its title.
Presenting
Select Present to go full-screen. Step through slides with the previous/next controls, toggle Presenter notes, or open a second screen — a mirrored window you can drag to a projector or a second monitor. On a video slide you get the same laser pointer and draw tools as regular telestration, for live walkthroughs.
Sharing
Share a presentation the same way as a clip or collection: create a link and send it — viewers need no account. Access code, expiry, and attendance tracking are all optional, same as other share links.
On the desktop app
On the desktop app's Collections screen, select Manage next to Presentations to open the same presentations list and composer inside the app. Composing needs a connection, since it edits your org's cloud presentations directly — leave the editor and the presentation shows back up on the Collections screen as an offline-playable card.