You can manage multiple resolutions within a single template and choose which widgets will be visible for each resolution. This allows one template to support multiple resolutions while displaying different content depending on the selected resolution. You can also create different views, such as landscape or portrait, and apply specific styles for each resolution. The visibility of elements can easily be controlled using the eye icon. With this flexibility, you can design content that looks optimized and consistent across different screen types.
Multiresolution Setup Overview
One template
Multiple resolutions
Different images and text size per resolution
Different views (Landscape / Portrait)
Styles applied per resolution
Visibility controlled with the eye icon
This gives you full flexibility to design content that looks perfect on every screen type.
Create or manage styles
Before setting up resolutions, you can create a style:
Go to Management → Styles.
Create new style on +Add and configure your preferred style.
You have the option to set is as default.
Save it for later use.
You can assign this style to any resolution inside your template.
Add and configure resolutions
You can create your own resolutions:
Go to Management → Resolutions.
Click +Add for new Resolution.
Give it a name and define the width and height.
Select the pre-defined style you want to apply.
You have the option to set is as default.
Save it.
Set resolution in templates
You can add multiple resolutions within the same template (for example, 2 different resolutions: 4K and HD).
Each resolution can have:
Different images
Different format of the same image
Different layouts (Landscape / Portrait)
Different visible widgets like text, header, iFrame etc.
This allows you to fully optimize content for each screen format.
The default style can be reviewed or changed anytime by clicking on the resolution settings.
Show or hide elements per resolution
With the multi-resolution option, you can decide which widgets are visible for each screen resolution.
For example, if an image doesn’t look suitable in 4K (3840 × 2160), you can hide it for that resolution while keeping it visible in HD (1920 × 1080).
This allows you to optimise your slides for every screen size without creating separate presentations.
When adding slides:
Select the resolution you would like to configure.
In 'Slide' check out the widgets.
Use the eye icon 👁 to control visibility of each widget in the specific resolution.
Select different resolution to configure the visibility of the widgets.
For example:
Hide the Hexagon shape in the resolution if the size is not appropriate for the screen.
Show a 4K image only in the 4K resolution
Show an HD image only in the HD resolution
Adjust the text with different size in different resolutions by hiding the text widget where the size is not appropriate.
If the eye icon is disabled, the widget will not be visible in that specific resolution.
For example, in the 4K resolution (3840 × 2160) you can add a Text widget to create the header of your content. However, this size may not be suitable for the other two resolutions, 1920 × 1080 and 1080 × 1920. In that case, you can hide this Text widget for those resolutions to maintain a better layout. You can then add separate Text widgets for each resolution and adjust their size so that the header looks properly formatted and readable on every screen.