👋 Hi, I’m Anurag, the founder of SlidesAI.
Now that you have created your first “AI Presentation” using SlidesAI, what’s next? I’ll answer the most frequently asked questions.

💡 Once a presentation is created using SlidesAI, it’s a regular Google Slides presentation. Which means you can edit the slides just like you would edit any regular Google Slides presentation.
All the SlidesAI presentations are easily customizable in Google Slides or Microsoft PowerPoint.

Frequently Asked Questions

All the questions have short 📽️ video tutorials attached.

Can I change colors once the slides are generated?

✅ Yes. Since it’s a regular Google Slides presentation, you can easily change the colors to match your brand's colors.

Here’s how (Watch video below)

1. Go to the Slide option in the menu bar at the top

2. Click on “🎨 Edit Theme”

3. Choose Colors. It would list all the colors used in the presentation template.
   When you make a change to colors, the change will reflect in every place where that color is used. This way, you don’t need to change color in every text, shape, etc.

📽️ Here’s a video tutorial

Can I change the fonts once the slides are generated?

✅ Yes, you can. (Watch video below)

1. Go to the “Slide” option in the menu bar at the top

2. Click on “🎨 Edit Theme”

3. 💡 Since we want to change the font of all the slides, we need to be on the master layout
   

   

4. Now, if you change the font of the master layout, it would change the font in all the slides.

   It would work 100% of the time with SlidesAI templates, as we design our templates to be compatible; however, it might not work with other templates.

📽️ Here’s a video tutorial

The slide font is small. How do I change it?

Again, since it’s a Google Slides presentation. You can easily change the font size.

You don’t have to change the font size on each and every slide manually. SlidesAI presentation is customizable, so you just need to change it once on the master slide

Here’s how

1. Go to the “Slide” option in the menu bar at the top

2. Click on “🎨 Edit Theme”

3. 💡 Since we want to change the font of all the slides, we need to be on the master layout

   

4. Now, if you change the Title or Body font size on the Master Layout, it would change the size on all the layouts and their slides.
   If you need to change the font size of Subtitles, you only need to make the change once, on the Slide Layouts (not every slide). Watch our YouTube video mentioned below to understand the difference.

📽️ Here’s a video tutorial

I can’t remove some shapes from the slide. How do I remove them?

If you can’t remove shapes or elements from your slide. It means the shape isn’t added on the slide; it’s added either on the Slide layout or the Master layout.

💡 If you add a shape to a Slide Layout or Master layout, all the slides created using that layout will have that shape added. It useful if you want to add something on all slide for eg company logo.

If you don’t know what’s Master Layout, Slide Layout, etc. I highly recommend watching our “Master Google Slides Theme Builder (8 minutes)” YouTube video especially if you create presentations frequently.

Here’s how to remove shapes from layouts

1. Make sure you’re on the slide from which you want to remove the shape/element.

2. Go to the “Slide” option in the menu bar at the top

3. Click on “🎨 Edit Theme”

4. Now, if you try to select the shape, it should get selected. If it’s still not selectable. It means it’s on the master layout, so go to Master Layout.

📽️ Here’s a video tutorial

How do I add rounded corners to images?

Adding rounded corners to images is similar to adding them to shapes.

💡 If you want to add rounded corners to all images of a slide, add it on the image placeholder on the Slide Layout. It will change the image shape in all the slides that use that layout.
It works same if you directly make this change on a slide image.

Here’s how you can do so (Watch video below)

1. Go to the “Slide” option in the menu bar at the top

2. Click on “🎨 Edit Theme”

3. Highlight the image placeholder → Click on Mask Image in the toolbar and select “Rounded Rectangle” under Shapes.
   

   

4. Once the image placeholder is rounded, you’ll get a yellow diamond-shaped adjustment handle. You can drag it to add rounded corners to your shape.
   
   

   💡 It will not show for a simple rectangle so make sure you change your shape from regular rectangle to rounded rectangle.

   

📽️ Here’s a video tutorial

We will continue to add more questions and answers to this list.

If you still have any questions, please reach out to us via our live chat support or leave us feedback

🥂 Cheers!