FAQ

The most common slide size today is 16:9 at 1920 × 1080 pixels.

16:9 is widescreen and optimized for modern displays, while 4:3 is a traditional format used on older projectors.

Use 16:9 for most modern presentations unless you know the display requires 4:3.

Stretching occurs when slides are displayed on screens with a different aspect ratio.

Using incorrect dimensions can cause scaling, which reduces sharpness.

Many legacy systems were built around the 4:3 aspect ratio standard.

Consider the screen or projector where the presentation will be shown.

Maintain the original aspect ratio and adjust layout spacing after resizing.

Use 16:9 or 4K resolution and high-quality images.

Export at the exact pixel size of your chosen format and highest quality settings.