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Various 3D shapes and images such as light bulb, email icon and polaroid pictures are turned into topic covers. The Creative Agency redesigned as a Prezi Next template.

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View the example below to getter a better idea on how to use custom topic covers and not just circles. Browse comic strip templates for every theme, style and layout.

Cover the circle with your own image by dragging an image into the topic cover, if you right-click on the image and choose “Send to back” it will go behind the text, but still cover the original topic circle. Turner Classic Movies presents the greatest classic films of all time from one of the.

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Make the circle transparent by sliding the opacity bar all the way to the left. Hi We Chinese users encounter this font-related problem recently. It is a regular shape so you can modify it from the top menu. You can use the Prezi template for any topic you like but we think it would especially fit for Marketing, Sales or Project Planning Presentations.

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The trick here is to make the default Topic cover circle invisible or cover it with an image. This is a FREE Prezi template - get it now at by joining our free beta-program.

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Prezi Next is kind of slow when zooming into PDF vector files, and it takes about a second before a deep zoom image becomes sharp (fortunately this does not happen when zooming into text or regular pictures.In Prezi Next everything kind of looks like a circle too much? Well it doesn’t have to be! You can customize the topic covers and turn any symbol, icon, image or text into a cover, it does not have to be just a circle!.

If you would also like to add topics into your Prezi later, then the animations might get messed up.

Prezi doesn’t consider these zooms as separate slides, so your left sidebar will be blank in the edit mode and it will be difficult to organize your content if the Prezi gets too large.

While this a great method for simulating a Classic Prezi presentation, then there are also a few downsides. The entire presentation was made without adding topics (no stack or planet layouts) but only zooming into shapes that were made invisible, and in this way it behaves like a classical Prezi. You can rearrange the order of these zooms from the animations menu. You can create your entire presentation with only zoom areas or by creating a shape, for example a rectangle (or any object text or image) and then using the Animations menu to zoom onto that object. Fortunately you can take use of that effect very easily and not add any topics. The idea behind zoom areas is, that you can highlight specific content inside your topics. topics and zoom areas Topics: The secret of Prezi Present lies in the ability to create multiple levels within a presentation with the help of topics and subtopics you can zoom into to give depth and structure to your content. You can create that same effect in Prezi Next, the only difference is, that in Prezi Next these kinds of zooms are not considered slides but zoom areas. Converted Classic presentations however only include zoom areas instead of topics+subtopics by default. Well actually things have not changed much in Prezi Next. In Prezi Classic you needed to add “Slides” to zoom anywhere you wanted, and then you could simply rearrange the slide order and create the path you needed. At that time, only Flash could support all of the things we wanted the Prezi editor and viewer to accomplish on the web. Fortunately you can also still do all that with Prezi Next. Built on Adobe Flash, Prezi Classic was unlike any of the slide-based formats at the time users could move freely around an open canvas, and zoom in or out to highlight finer details or reveal the bigger picture.

While there are many new advantages and features in Prezi Next such as topics and covers, then some people just want to create a classical Prezi by zooming into different areas and flying around the canvas.

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