Creating Slides

Every new presentation starts with a single VR/360 slide. You can add as many additional slides as you need, mixing different slide types within the same presentation.

The Slide Sidebar

The left side of the editor displays the slide sidebar — a vertical list of all slides in your presentation. Each slide thumbnail shows:

The slide sidebar showing three slides: a VR/360 slide, a VR/3D slide, and an AR slide, each with type badges and slide numbers

The bottom of the sidebar shows the total slide count (e.g., “3 slides”).

Adding a New Slide

To add a new slide to your presentation:

  1. Click the green + Add button in the toolbar at the top of the editor
  2. In the dropdown menu, look under the Slides section
  3. Choose the slide type you want to add

The Add dropdown menu showing VR Slides (360 Panorama, 3D Space) and AR Slides (Around Me, Around The Site, Single Trigger)

The dropdown organizes slide types into two categories:

VR Slides

Option Type Description
360 Panorama VR/360 A 360-degree panoramic slide for equirectangular images or videos
3D Space VR/3D A full 3D environment with spatial depth and a grid floor

AR Slides

Option Type Description
Around Me AR Content placed in the space surrounding the user
Around The Site AR Content anchored to a physical location
Single Trigger AR Content activated by scanning a specific image

After you select a slide type, the new slide is created immediately. It appears at the bottom of the slide sidebar and becomes the active slide in the canvas.

Tip

You can add slides of different types within the same presentation. For example, you might start with a VR/360 introduction slide, followed by a VR/3D interactive scene, and finish with an AR hands-on activity.

What Happens After Creation

When a new slide is created:

Info

VR/360 slides require a background image or color before you begin adding markers. VR/3D and AR slides are ready for markers immediately after creation.

Slide Naming

New slides are given a default name based on their type (e.g., “New slide”, “3D Space Slide”, “Around Me Slide”). You can rename a slide at any time by:

Warning

Slide names are visible to your audience during presentation navigation, so choose clear, descriptive names that help orient viewers within your content.