Still, not all is lost! Look at the bottom entry.
One thing to notice is that you can change themes (but you can’t change it automatically from a 4:3 to a 16:9 theme, unfortunately). What you want to do is tucked away on the rightmost edge of the toolbar:Ī click on the “ Document” button and you’ll see the overall layout and settings for your slide presentation: I know, your presentation has actual slides with actual content, but the basic edit view is similar. Your probably facing something like this:
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See at the top “ Standard” and “ Wide“? Ahhh, the lightbulb goes off! Yup, a click on “Wide” at this point before you pick a theme and it’s all easy sailing from this point forward.īut you already have a deck you’ve created, so let’s look at how to convert an existing presentation from 4:3 to 16:9 in Apple Keynote. If you’re like most people, you pick you favorite and click “Choose” so you can move forward. So you don’t have this problem in the future with Keynote, let me just point out that when you choose File > New this window pops up, showing the available templates and themes: If you haven’t started a presentation, it’s easy to pick a widescreen oriented template, which makes everything easy, but that conversion? Not so pretty. In fact, you’ll most likely end up going through every one of your slides cleaning things up. So the slides you thought were all nicely laid out are going to end up looking pretty weird and all jammed up in the middle. The way that Keynote converts from the default 4:3 layout to a 16:9 layout is to add a bunch of empty space on both slides of each slide. First, the bad news: It’s going to be a pain to convert all your slides.
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