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Important Note:


A common frustration in creating presentations is finding, formatting, and sizing media so that it looks beautiful together on a slide. The process can be tedious and time-consuming. 

However, Typeset will automatically adapt the design to the media that you add. This means less time spent fidgeting with sizing and alignments.

 



 


Adding Images to Your Slides Using the Magic Wand

Typeset has a clever way of helping you find beautiful imagery for your slides from stock libraries automatically, or using the image or picture keywords. This is perhaps the fastest way to bring up relevant images and insert them into your slide.

Simply type "image" or "picture" on a new line and hit Enter. This will bring up the image selector and populate the window with images related to the content on your slide. Select as many as you'd like.

 


Hint: You can get suggested image and layout combinations for your slide by opening the drawer below your slide (click the Magic Wand to the left of your slide in the editor).



Adding Stock Images

You have the option to grab stock images from: Unsplash and Gettyimages** that can be added to your documents.

*Note: these images are royalty-free and can be distributed in your documents.

**Note: GettyImages is only available on Typeset Pro


To add images, type /image and hit Enter.

 

Typeset will then analyze the words on your slide and automatically search for suitable imagery from a large catalog of public images you can safely use in your presentation. 

 

You can also use your own keywords to search for pictures that match your content.

 

In the search results, select up to 10 pictures at a time.

 


Once selected and added, Typeset will automatically apply a suitable layout to accommodate all of them and offer some variations. If you'd like to swap where the images appear on the slide, simply drag and drop and Typeset will swap the places of the images.



Switch Stock Images

You can switch from using Unsplash to gettyimages and vice-versa. Simply click the tab of the desired stock library to change the selection.




Adding Your Images

There are several different ways to add your own images:

  • Drag and drop

  • Copy and paste 

  • Paste in a URL

  • Use the Insert media button in the toolbar

Hint: You can start with stock images and replace them with your own at any time. Just click the replace button next to images and upload your own via the search view.

 

Drag and Drop

You can upload images by dragging them to the place you want in the editor or the slide preview window.

Drop one or multiple images. If you drop multiple images into the preview window, you'll see two options appear in light grey. The option on the left will create a single slide containing all the images you've dropped, and the option on the right will create a new slide for each image.


If you drop an image onto a slide that already has images, you'll see several options as well. First, dropping your new image directly over an existing image will replace it. Dropping the new image into white space on the slide or onto the circular image and plus icon that appears in the bottom center of the slide will add your new image to the slide.


Typeset will then rearrange the images to the optimized layout.


Drag in as many images as you want, and Typeset will adjust the layout to the best fit!


Cropping Images

Typeset automatically places the images on the slide and tries to fit them appropriately based on the type of image and chosen layout. This means that Typeset attempts to decide how best to display the image based on whether it thinks it is safe to crop the image to best fit the container, or whether it needs to be visible in its entirety (e.g. screenshots and diagrams).

 

Manually change the image cropping or control how an image is shown by clicking the Image icon in the editor and toggling the Do not crop setting.

 


Changing the Visible Area of an Image

You can reposition (pan) the focal point of an image that has been fitted to the container. Hover over the image on the slide, click the ✥ button in the top left corner of the image, then drag the image to the perfect position and click the checkmark to confirm. 

Reset the image to the center using the focal button to the left of the checkmark.

 

If the image is square or the entire area is visible you may not see the panning button.


 



Image Captions

Users can now add captions for any image in their document, making it easier to add descriptions or additional text associated with an image. To add a caption, simply click the ‘Add Caption’ button next to an image and type the desired caption in the text space. The caption can also be adjusted to show beneath an image or layered on top of an image on the page.

How it works:

  • Click on ‘Add Caption’ button next to the image
    • This will open the caption field under the image
  • Type the caption and see it populate on the page on the right side
  • To remove the image hover over the image on the left side and click ‘Remove caption’