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# Adding Slides

Click the **+** button below the slide panel to add a new slide. You can choose from the following options.

## Blank Slide

An empty slide with no elements.

## AI-Generated Slide

Opens an overlay where you describe what you want. Choose a layout and language, then the AI builds the slide content for you.

## Layout Template

Pick from pre-set layouts:

* **Title + Body** — a heading with a full-width body area.
* **Two Column** — a heading with two side-by-side content areas.
* **Title + Two Column** — heading, subtitle, and two columns.

## Template Slide

Import a specific slide from an uploaded PowerPoint template. Browse available templates and pick the exact slide you want to bring in.


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