Editing a single slide
Embedding websites and other content
You have myriad different options to embed different content to showcase your services and products with ease.
Written by Nik Paro
Adding video & video tool
Enrich your presentations with embedded videos.
Written by Joona Taskinen
Slide editor and editing a slide
How to get to slide editor and quick introduction to slide editor's features.
Written by Joona Taskinen
Uploading images into Seidat's image bank
See how you can upload images into Seidat and keep them neatly organised
Written by Joona Taskinen
Using images in Seidat
Learn the best practices to use images on a slide
Written by Joona Taskinen
Saving the slide
You need to save changes you made to a slide by pressing the save button.
Written by Joona Taskinen
Embedding Google Sheets charts in Seidat
Bring your Google Sheets charts to Seidat in just a few steps.
Written by Artem Kondratev
Adding and editing the shapes
Shapes can be added with the shape tool. Shapes are a versatile way to make your presentation look alive.
Written by Joona Taskinen
How to embed Excel, PowerPoint & Word content to Seidat presentation decks
Have your Excel or other content from Microsoft 365 embedded to Seidat to enrich your presentation.
Written by Paulus Perkkiö
Locking and unlocking slide elements
Frustrated with selecting a wrong element when editing? Consider locking the element to make editing more easier.
Written by Joona Taskinen
Slide editor properties
Slide editor properties are a key tool to make your editing experience as smooth as possible.
Written by Suvi Heinikoski
Text tool
Add text and let your creativity flourish.
Written by Joona Taskinen
Background colour
Add solid background colour to the slide.
Written by Joona Taskinen
Element layers
Bring forward or send backwards your elements.
Written by Suvi Heinikoski
Different ways to use shapes
Shapes can be used in various ways to make your pages look alive. Read few examples how they can be used.
Written by Joona Taskinen
Rotating and skewing elements
Rotate and skew elements to make your presentations more personal.
Written by Joona Taskinen