Carousel lets you present multiple images or videos in one interactive frame on a slide. It is useful when you want to show a sequence of visuals without crowding the slide with separate media blocks. You can choose different layout styles, control how media moves, and decide whether viewers see indicators or open items in fullscreen.
- Go to Media > Add Carousel from the top ribbon.
A new carousel will be added to the slide.
- Select the carousel on the slide to open settings in the right panel.
You will see:- Media
- Styles
- Interaction Options
- Indicator
- In the Media section, click Add Media.
Select images or videos to add to the carousel.
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- Drag media items to change their order.
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- Use Replace to change media or remove items you no longer need.
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- In Styles, choose a carousel layout:
- Slider
- Wheel
- Showcase
- Fan
- Drum
- Expandable Gallery
- Stacked Cards
- Adjust layout settings such as:
- Width
- Height
- Visible Items
- Radius
- Gap
- Open Interaction Options and customize:
- Fullscreen on click
- Autoplay
- Reverse Direction
- Pause on Hover
- Turn on Show Indicator if you want navigation dots.
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- Preview the slide to check carousel behavior and navigation.
Tips & Notes
- Add at least one media item before using the carousel.
- Autoplay settings become available only when Autoplay is enabled.
- Indicator position depends on the carousel layout.
- Navigation arrows appear during preview when autoplay is off.
FAQ
A new carousel starts without media. Add one or more images/videos in the *Media* section to display content.
When *Autoplay* is off, autoplay-related controls (like speed and direction behavior) are intentionally disabled.
Vertical layouts use *top/center/bottom* positions instead of left/center/right.
Each layout enforces safe limits for *Visible* based on carousel type and media count, so unsupported values are adjusted automatically.
Arrows are primarily shown in preview/viewer mode when autoplay is off and the carousel has media. In edit mode, behavior can differ.
