Lock in your look

Step 1 offers four style cards: Minimal (sophisticated and understated), Photo-real (lifelike, near photographic), Cinematic (moody, photographic light), and Illustrated (artwork that matches the slide without turning your course into a cartoon). The active style carries the Chosen label.

Below the cards, Theme controls the course-slide environment (Light or Dark), Accent sets the repeating highlight color from 6 choices, and Font offers 8 typefaces. Treat style, theme, accent, and font as one visual system, then click Close.

Try the look on a real slide before you commit

Step 2 renders one of your actual slides in the selected style, not a generic mockup. The line under the preview identifies the current test slide and its position. From here you can present your slides to see the exact learner view, generate a New take of the test image (this creates another image, so don’t click it just to explore), or click Try the next slide to preview a different slide without regenerating anything.

Generate every slide only when the test looks right

Step 3 shows the counter of required images already drawn and a button naming the remaining batch, for example Generate the rest (18). This is the batch-generation action: use it after the visual system and the test slide are approved, not before.

Polish individual slides

Below the setup sections are your course-slide cards. Presenter notes and Visual direction expand the same material you reviewed in Write. When a slide already has artwork, Edit image opens two paths: AI artwork (the current Description, Cancel, and Regenerate) and Your own image (an upload plus Done) for when you already have the exact image you want.

When an image-required slide is unfinished, the card says No visual yet and shows Add image, where the AI action is Generate because no image exists yet. Some slides intentionally show no image controls at all: the reliable missing-image signal is the explicit No visual yet label, never the absence of a button.

Present from any slide

Present on a slide card opens the presentation at that exact module, video, and slide instead of the beginning: the fastest way to check one slide the way learners see it.

Finish the visuals, then move on

Use the course outline to expand any module with unfinished visual work and review its video row. Finish every slide marked No visual yet before you move on to record your videos. At the bottom, Back to Write returns to the copy workspace and the button beside it moves you on to recording.