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Export in the header starts a render straight away, with the settings in the Renders panel on the right. So set those first.
The Renders panel with format, resolution, frame rate, and quality controls

The Renders panel contains delivery settings and the render queue.

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Set up the file

About video formats, next to the settings, explains the choices.

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The render queue

Each export becomes a row in Renders, with its progress. Cancel a running one, download or delete a finished one, and Hide finished to tidy the list without deleting files. Before sending: open the file itself, watch the start and the end, check captions, cuts and sound at the busiest moment, and give it a name that says which version it is. If a render fails, keep the error and see troubleshooting.

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Build a slideshow

A slideshow is a live, navigable presentation—not one linear video. The Slideshow tab appears when the active composition contains a HyperFrames slideshow manifest.
HyperFrames browser editor showing three main-line slides in the Slideshow panel beside the deck timeline

The Slideshow panel builds the main route from real scenes before optional branches are added.

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Build the main path

Start with the route everyone should see:
  1. In Slides, check the scenes that belong in the main presentation.
  2. Use the arrows to put them in order.
  3. Select each slide and confirm that it makes one complete point.
  4. In Slide Inspector, add speaker notes that help the presenter rather than repeat the slide.
The browser editor saves slideshow changes into the project’s manifest. Notes save after a short pause; other edits save immediately and participate in project history.

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Add fragment reveals

Move the playhead to the moment when the presentation should pause, then click Mark in Slide Inspector. That time becomes a fragment hold-point for the selected slide. Use fragments when the presenter needs to reveal part of an idea before advancing. A slide does not need a hold-point for every bullet.

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Add an optional path

Branches keep optional detail outside the main story:
  1. Open Branches, name a branch, and assign its slides.
  2. On the slide where the choice appears, select the visible button or object on the canvas.
  3. Open Hotspot Tool, choose the target branch, add a useful label, and click Make hotspot.
  4. Keep a clear route back to the main story.
Deleting a branch removes that branch definition and every hotspot that points to it, so the browser editor asks for confirmation first. The source scenes remain in the project.

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Test it as a presentation

Run the presenter locally:
Test next and previous navigation, every fragment, every hotspot, every branch, and the return path. Click Present or press P to open the synchronized audience view.
A slideshow stays interactive. If the result should simply play from beginning to end as an MP4, use a video workflow instead.
To create the deck with an agent before refining it here, follow Make an interactive presentation with AI.