presentation tools

Microsoft Copilot has rapidly emerged as a game-changing force in the landscape of digital creation, enabling users across the globe—including Indonesia’s booming creative and tech sectors—to reimagine how visual content is conceived, designed, and delivered. By facilitating a fluid exchange...

Placeholders have long been a fundamental feature within Microsoft PowerPoint, guiding users as they build new presentations, organize content, and maintain consistency across slide decks. Yet for frequent PowerPoint users—across both Windows and Mac platforms—the appearance and interactivity of...

Microsoft's latest update to PowerPoint brings a notable enhancement to the core experience of creating presentations: the modernization of placeholders, those familiar dotted boxes that serve as guides for placing text, images, charts, and other content on a slide. For millions of users who...

For years, PowerPoint’s comment system has left presenters and collaborators alike on a collision course with chaos: move a slide, and suddenly, that context-rich comment from your colleague vanishes into the digital abyss. The nightmares of orphaned feedback fragments popping up in the wrong...

“Click, drag, resize, align—there was a time when building a PowerPoint deck was the corporate equivalent of constructing the Great Pyramids: endless, repetitive labor, punctuated by occasional existential crises and, if you’re lucky, a decent coffee break. Enter Copilot for PowerPoint...

When it comes to delivering presentations, two heavyweights have taken center stage: Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides. At first glance, both tools serve the common goal of crafting engaging slide decks. However, for the discerning Windows user, the nuances between the two can significantly...