About this slide type

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The Heading slide is the simplest way to give your presentation structure: a bold title with an optional subheading, sized to fill the screen. Use it to open a talk, announce a new section, or mark a clear break between topics so your audience always knows where they are in the story.

How Heading works

The Heading slide takes seconds to set up. Type your words and it handles the rest:

  1. Add a Heading slide wherever your deck needs a title or a section break.
  2. Type the heading, then add an optional subheading for a little extra context.
  3. Adjust the colour and background so the slide fits the theme of your presentation.
  4. Present it full-screen as a clean, high-impact statement between your content.

Best for

The Heading slide earns its place at every turning point in a presentation:

  • Teachers: clear chapter and topic dividers that keep a lesson easy to follow.
  • Corporate trainers: agenda and module titles that signal each new stage of a workshop.
  • Event hosts: welcome screens and segment intros that set the tone before a speaker.
  • Marketers: bold campaign statements and section openers that anchor a pitch deck.

Why teams love Heading

Presenters lean on the Heading slide because structure keeps an audience with you:

  • Instant structure: section titles tell the room exactly where the talk is heading.
  • High-impact by design: large type and a full-screen layout make the message land.
  • Two lines are enough: a heading and subheading carry the point with no clutter.
  • Sets the pace: a title slide gives everyone a natural beat to reset and refocus.

Free to add and the clearest way to give your presentation a confident shape from start to finish.