TypeSlide
Getting Started
Your First Steps with TypeSlide.
Welcome to TypeSlide! Get ready to revolutionize your presentation workflow. This guide will walk you through the absolute essentials, from logging in to creating your very first Markdown-powered presentation. Let’s get you building smarter, faster.
1. Account Access & Login
Before you can unleash the power of TypeSlide, you’ll need to log in.
- If you have an existing account: Navigate to the
TypeSlide Login Page - If you’re new to TypeSlide: You can create a free TypeSlide | Core account
here
Once logged in, you’ll land on your personal dashboard, ready to create.
2. Creating Your First Presentation
Getting started with a new presentation is intuitive and lightning-fast.
- From Your Dashboard: Look for the “New Presentation” button. Click it to open a blank editor.
- Name Your Presentation: Give your project a clear, descriptive title. You can always change this later.
3. Your First Slide: #
for All Slides, #####
for Centered Title Layout.
In TypeSlide, every new slide starts with a single hash mark (#
). However, you can apply special formatting, like a centered “Title Slide” layout, using #####
on the second line of a slide.
-
To create your initial Title Slide (centered layout):
- Start a new line with a single hash mark (
#
) for the slide title. - On the second line of that slide, type
#####
. This will tell TypeSlide to center all content on this particular slide, making it function as your presentation’s main title slide.
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- Start a new line with a single hash mark (
# My Awesome Presentation Title ##### Your Name / Company Date
-
As soon as you type this, you’ll see this content appear as your centered title slide in the real-time preview.
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To add subsequent New Slides (standard layout): Whenever you want a new standard slide, simply start a new line with a single hash mark (
#
) followed by your slide’s title.
# My Awesome Presentation Title ##### Your Name / Company Date
# Introduction to TypeSlide
This will create a new slide with TypeSlide’s default, uncentered layout.
4. Adding Content to Your Slides
Below your slide title (#
), you can start adding your presentation content using standard Markdown.
-
Headings within a slide: Use
##
for a main heading or###
for a sub-heading within your current slide. Remember,##
is also used for new blocks and###
for new columns (we’ll cover these in detail in theCore Concepts -
Paragraphs: Just type your text.
-
Lists: Use
*
or-
for bullet points, or1.
for numbered lists.# My Awesome Slide
## Key Points
* Point One
* Point TwoThis is some supporting text for my slide.
5. Using the Real-Time Preview
One of TypeSlide’s most powerful features is its instant feedback loop.
- See It Live: As you type your Markdown, the preview pane in the bottom-left of your screen immediately updates to show you how your content will look as a presentation slide.
- Iterate Quickly: This allows you to rapidly experiment with formatting and structure, ensuring your content appears exactly as you intend without constant switching between edit and view modes.
6. Next Steps
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You’ve now created your first TypeSlide presentation! To unlock its full potential, explore these next sections: