1. Review the Main Slide Editor Options
The slide editor is where you can review and customize each slide, if needed.
The main course controls are at the top right of the screen. These are the three areas you use to choose the narrator or presenter, adjust the look of the course, and render or publish the finished course video.
Presenter: choose the voice or presenter used to narrate the video.
Style: review or change the slide theme, colors, and image style.
Publish: preview the slides, render the video, download the files, or publish the course page.
On the left side, you will see the slide thumbnails. Click any thumbnail to open that slide and review it.
On the right side, you will see the layout editor. This allows you to change the selected slide layout, add text or images, adjust the text size, undo changes, or delete the slide.
At the bottom of the slide, you will see the Speaker notes section. These notes are used as the narration script when Loquy renders the video. You can review or edit the notes and choose the tone the narrator will use, such as warm, calm, excited, serious, or urgent.
TIP: You do not need to use these tools unless you want to make changes. If the slides look good, you can leave them as they are.
2. Choose a Narrator Voice
Click Presenter to choose who narrates the video.
In this example, we are going to use Just pick a voice, which is the quickest and easiest option.
This lets you choose one of the narrator voices included in Loquy.
Note: Other presenter options are available, including ready presenters and creating your own presenter. These options are covered in separate tutorials.
3. Review the Style Options
Click Style to review the current slide theme and image style. From this section, you can change the design theme used for the slides.
If your slides do not have images yet, you can let Loquy add them automatically. You can also choose the image style Loquy should use when adding images to the course, such as Photorealistic, Cinematic, Editorial illustration, Flat vector, Soft 3D render, or Minimal line art.
Slide w/image Sample
You can also use the layout bar on the right side of the editor to make small adjustments to individual slides. For example, you can change the slide layout, add text, headings, bullet lists, quotes, numbers, or images, adjust the text size, etc.
4. Publish
Once you are happy the layout and narration options you can preview and download the chapter.
You can generate and download the MP4 video,
Download the PPT slides, preview the slides, copy a review link, or publish the video to the hosted course page.
Note: You do not have to render the video if you only want to review or download the slides. The Preview slides, Copy review link, and PPT slides options are available before rendering the video.
Once the first module is complete, you can repeat the same process for the remaining modules.
In the next tutorial, you are going to learn how to use the Course Page editor.