* It should be mentioned that when you do this you lose any animation you may have built into your Keynote slides. Please note that if you use Powerpoint, Pro has a very handy import feature for you. This is a great way to workaround the lack of a formal “import from Keynote” feature.

To make that easier, hit “command+a” to select all the images at one time. From there you can create a new file in ProPresenter and simply drag and drop the individual images into the file. jpg slides to wherever you chose to save them. It will place a folder containing all the individual. On the pop-up window simply choose your preferred output and save the file. jpg file that you can simply and easily import into Pro.* To do this in Keynote, simply follow these steps: File->Export to->Images. The idea here is that each slide becomes its own. When I learned about exporting my Keynote file as images to import into Pro, it changed my life. I am a youth pastor, and every week I make my message slides in Keynote. If you’re editing an already loaded song and are wanting to quickly send a couple lines to a new slide, place your cursor before where you want the split and hit “alt+enter” and watch the magic happen!įor a full list of keyboard shortcuts for Mac, check out this post from Church Motion Graphics. Pro has a ton of shortcuts, but the most helpful one I’ve found for editing is the quick split slide shortcut of “alt+enter”.

Whether you’ve never heard of ProPresenter, are a novice user or a multi-year veteran, here are some helpful tips and tricks to enhance your tech ministry.

I have been using ProPresenter for several years now, and I am still learning shortcuts, tips and tricks all the time (and if I’m hones,t most of them come from my High School techs…).

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