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Overview

Presentation mode transforms your document into a navigable slide deck. clarife automatically splits your content into slides at each heading or divider block, creating a clean step-by-step walkthrough.
Presentation export is available on Pro and Business plans. Business plan users can apply custom branding (logo, colors) to the presentation.

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How to Create a Presentation

1

Structure your document

Use headings (H1, H2, H3) or divider blocks to mark where you want slide breaks. Each section between breaks becomes one slide.
2

Click Export > Presentation

In the editor toolbar, click Export and select Presentation.
3

Navigate the slides

Use arrow keys, click the navigation arrows, or swipe to move between slides. The slide counter shows your current position.

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Slide Splitting Rules

Block TypeBehavior
Heading (H1, H2, H3)Starts a new slide
DividerStarts a new slide
Other blocksGrouped into the current slide
Content before the first heading or divider becomes the title slide.
  • Arrow keys (left/right) — previous/next slide
  • Space — next slide
  • Escape — exit presentation mode
  • Click arrows — on-screen navigation buttons

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Tips for Great Presentations

  • One idea per slide — place a heading before each key point.
  • Use screenshots generously — visual steps work better than long paragraphs in presentation format.
  • Keep text concise — slides with too much text will overflow. Move details to a companion document.
  • Add dividers for breaks that don’t need a heading.
You can do both. The presentation mode opens directly in your browser. You can also export as an interactive HTML file with the presentation variant to present offline.
Slides break at every heading (H1-H3) and every divider block. To force a break without a heading, insert a divider. To merge sections, remove the heading between them.
Yes, on the Business plan. Set up your branding in Settings > Branding and it will be applied to presentations automatically — including your logo, accent color, and company name.
No. The presentation supports any number of slides. However, for best performance and audience engagement, keep presentations under 30-40 slides.