Edit slides

Use the editor to turn the generated draft into a finished carousel.

Move through slides

Use the slide navigator to select the slide you want to edit. Review the deck from first slide to last so the story flows naturally.

Edit text

Select text on the current slide and update it directly in the editor controls. Keep each slide focused on one idea.

When you select part of a text element, SlideDrift can format just that selection. Use the inline toolbar or the selection controls in the properties panel to apply bold, italic, underline, text color, highlight, font, size, or weight without changing the whole text box.

For selected text, SlideDrift also includes AI text actions such as rewriting, expanding, or changing tone when available.

When you need to copy or review wording on the canvas, text can be selected without turning every click into a move action.

Add, duplicate, delete, and reorder

The slide action controls let you:

• Add a blank slide.
• Add from a template when available.
• Duplicate the current slide.
• Delete a slide.
• Move a slide earlier or later in the deck.

Use duplicate when you want to preserve a layout but change the message.

Regenerate or improve slide content

SlideDrift includes AI actions for selected slide content in the editor. Use them when a slide is close but needs clearer wording or a stronger version.

Always review AI edits before exporting.

Add or remove optional blocks

Some remix slides include optional blocks such as badges, CTAs, quote cards, proof cards, stat cards, or footer notes.

Select an optional block on the slide to hide, restore, or delete it from the properties panel. You can also press Delete or Backspace after selecting an optional block.

On remix slides, open the Blocks panel to add a new optional element to the active slide. You can click an element or drag it onto the slide when the slide supports remix editing.

When you select editable remix text, images, or optional blocks, SlideDrift prioritizes the most relevant target so the properties panel and on-canvas actions match what you clicked.

Move elements

You can drag supported existing elements to change their order on a slide. When multiple slide areas are visible, supported elements can also be dropped into another slide area.

Header and footer areas no longer block normal canvas selection, so clicking an editable element near those zones should still select the element itself.