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How to create powerful presentations with Adobe Express

With the brand new version of Spark Video, Adobe continues to lure consumers into photographer and designer territory via its creative mobile and web apps. The Spark collection , featuring the newly updated Spark Video (now called Adobe Express ), is targeted not to the advanced Photoshop/Lightroom crowd, but to just plain folks—kids, teachers, neighbors, community activists, and small businesses who have something to say.

Adobe Express (which began life as Adobe Voice and then was called Spark Video, and earlier this year acquired its current branding ) provides the tools to create a sophisticated social media presence complete with presentation prowess for those without an art degree, a pocketful of cash, or time on their hands.

Adobe has updated Spark Video for the web, iPhone, and iPad by adding a video component. Previously, the app let you use a mixture of voice recordings, photos and icons, and a soundtrack to quickly create an inspiring, template-based animated presentation with a combination of your own assets and some help from online royalty free sources.

If you’re intent on creating marketing videos, school projects, product demos, event invites, business or team reports, or just plain storytelling, here’s how to do it with the video-enhanced latest version.

Before you begin, sign in with your free Adobe ID or log in using a Facebook or Google account. This lets Adobe publish and host your presentations, so you can easily access and share them. I used an iPad in this demo, but operations are similar on the iPhone and with the online app.

1. Choose a story template

Either pick a story template or start from scratch. Story templates get beginners started with a major concept: Promote an Idea, Tell What Happened, Personal Growth, An Invitation, and more. If you’re just getting started, using a template is optimal.

2. Add photos and video

You can use photos that are already on your device, or select them from Google Photos, Dropbox, Facebook, Lightroom, or your Creative Cloud space. You can also use Spark Video’s search feature to find Creative Commons licensed photos and icons online. If you are creating your project on an iPhone or iPad, videos must be present on your device.

3. Add voice narration

Adobe Spark Video makes it easy to add voiceovers to each slide. Just press and hold the microphone button. Speak clearly and make sure your mic is clear from obstruction and that the room has a minimum of distracting noise. You can easily re-record any slide if you’re not satisfied with the sound quality. Just navigate to the slide and record it again—the new recording will automatically replace the old one.

4. Working with video

Import video into your project just like any photo or illustration. Spark knows it’s a video file and immediately offers a way to trim its start and end points. Any clip can be distributed among multiple slides and trimmed to various durations. To do that, tap the Continue button (the middle button on the right side of the frame) to break up a clip into a new slide. The limit is 30 seconds per frame.

You can adjust the volume or mute a clip with the volume button. Spark can also automatically align the video clip to the length of your narration. Or you can add a music track.

5. Fill the slides

Each slide of a template presentation gives you a hint of what kind of content it could contain. You don’t have to adhere to the formula, but it is helpful for beginners. You can express your idea with video, stills, text, icon, or a combination. Spark Video gives you four layout choices for each slide: Full screen + Thing, One thing, Thing + Caption and Two things. The first two can include video, the rest a combination of text, photo, and icon.

6. Add a theme

Themes provide the visual punch of your message. You can add a theme at any point, but waiting until you load all your content may help narrow down the choices among the 32 built-in themes. Tapping each theme gives you a brief preview and you can try out any theme you want before committing to it. The arrow on the bottom left side lets you view your creation with any template and music and switch them around until you like what you see.

7. Theme Lab

Each theme offers various ways to customize with different colors, background, icons, main text, and secondary text complete with a dozen font choices. You can apply variations to specific slides or to the entire presentation, though not every variation is available for every theme.

8. Add music

Music will likely be the most evocative part of your presentation. Adobe includes a varied selection of instrumental tunes for different moods from happy, playful, and relaxed to rousing, thoughtful, uplifting and more. Or you can choose from your own music.

9. Tweak away

Just because you have filled in the template does not mean the presentation is set in stone. You can easily add, remove, replace, or reorder slides.

One thing that’s a drag: The last slide automatically reads Made with Adobe Spark Video and lists the website URL, which you can’t remove—unless you are a Creative Cloud subscriber. This is designed as an exclusive feature for Creative Cloud subscribers, but it is currently available for a limited time to all users, but only via the web app—not your mobile device.

10. Share your video

When you’re satisfied with your work and ready to share it, Spark Video makes it easy to post to Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, or share via Message or email, as well as save it to the clipboard or your camera roll. Specify the general target audience by categorizing it as Business, Causes, Education, How-to, Lifestyle and more. You can add photo and video credits and author credit. You can also toggle on the optional Get Noticed control that allows your project to appear in search engine results and on the Adobe Spark website.

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Adobe Spark Video is free online and available on the App Store for both iPhone and iPad. You need a free Adobe ID to access the app or update, but you do not need a paid Adobe subscription. If you need more than the allotted 2GB of Creative Cloud file storage, you can enable an in-app purchase of an additional 20GB for $2 per month, which will be automatically charged to your iTunes account.

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Adding a Glideshow to your Spark Page

Adobe Spark Page offers some amazing and easy-to-use layout components that will bring your web stories to life. Among these features is Glideshow, a scroll-enabled experience that adds motion and dimension to your photos and text.

Add photos to your Glideshow

Spark Page will walk you through the process of creating a Glideshow for your web page. Start by choosing to add a Glideshow to your page. The first step in creating your Glideshow is to add some photos to be used in the background (as shown in Figure 1).

Choose photos from your computer using the upload button or select photos from a variety of other online options (as shown in Figure 2) — including Creative Cloud , Lightroom , Dropbox, or start an image search on Adobe Stock .

In the example above we’ll upload a few images from Creative Cloud, then we’ll arrange them in the order we want them to appear within our web page. When the photos appear in the correct order, click save to return to the main web page editor.

Add content to your Glideshow

With your photos selected, scroll through the beginnings of your Glideshow in order to add content above each photo (see Figure 3).

Select the text option in order to add a content box that will be associated with the background image. Format your title in a heading style while leaving the content in a standard paragraph style. Once you’ve added the content for the first image in your Glideshow, continue scrolling through your page and add content for the remaining photos.

After adding all of your content, click the Preview button at the top of the browser window to preview the scroll-activated parallax animation experience (as demonstrated in Figure 4).

Watch a step-by-step demo of this workflow in an e-learning webinar

Learn to create engaging, interactive content in minutes with Spark Page. Import photos, add text and video, and create amazing user-controlled transitions in no time with Spark Page. This amazing platform allows you to “tell your story” with an easy-to-use and engaging interactive authoring tool.

Watch the recording of Power Presentations with Spark Page , which includes:

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Spark Page and Spark Video on iOS

Adobe spark page and adobe spark video are ios apps that you can use to create slideshows, websites, and videos..

Use Spark Page on iOS to create single-page web pages which can be hosted and shared publicly. It is ideal for portfolios, resumes, presentations, blog posts, and photo galleries. You can also use these web pages to showcase a product catalog, advertise a special offer, or act as a weekly or monthly newsletter for businesses.

Spark Video

Use Spark Video on iOS to create short videos loaded with fonts, transitions, and color themes.

Supported iOS versions:

iPad or iPhone running iOS 14 or newer.

Using Spark Page

• Tap the  +  sign.
• Start from an existing template or from scratch.
• Add a title and subtitle.
• To add additional content or change the layout, tap the  +   sign under each section. You can choose to add photos, embed YouTube videos, create buttons, and more.
• To preview your page, tap Play .
• To share your page and generate a public view-only sharable link, tap Share . 

Using Spark Video

• Tap the  +  icon.
• To add videos, text, photos, or icons, tap the  +  icon.
• To record your audio or voiceover, tap Record .
• To add extra content to your video, tap the   +  icon near the slide list.
• Change the duration of a slide in your video by setting the timer at the bottom of the slide.
• Change the slide's layout, size, or theme using the respective options available.
• To preview your video, tap Play .
•  To share your video and generate a public view-only sharable link, tap Share .

Sharing and Hosting

Sharing your Spark creations with the world is easy. Just select Publish  and you can publish and post your content on Twitter or Facebook, send it via email or text message, or embed it on your website, without thinking about file types.

If you are creating a Spark Video, you can also save your creation locally (on your device Camera Roll) to view offline, upload to other websites, or remix with other apps.

Spark Pages cannot be taken offline but can be linked from other websites, or embedded if your website supports iframes.

Hosting is built-in so you can focus on your story. Each Page and Video you publish appears on its own webpage with a unique URL. This way anyone can watch it from wherever they are, on a phone, tablet, or computer.

Frequently asked questions

There are two kinds of photos in Adobe Spark Page: those that crop and those that don’t.

The fill screen and window image types crop the photos depending on the photo and your viewer’s screen size. The inline and full-width photo types will never crop the photo.

• Use the  fill screen  photo type to create an immersive experience on screen, but remember to use photos where it is ok that some of it will get cropped.
• Remember that the cropping of fill screen images will be different on different devices and screen sizes, so check your output looks ok in various situations. You can quickly check this on the desktop by resizing your browser window to explore different aspect ratios.
• Make sure you set the Focal Point in each fill screen photo. This gives Spark Page a hint as to what the most important part of the photo is to try to keep that point on screen when it crops.
• If the framing of your photo is important or there are details on the edges that should not be cropped, then use inline or full-width images.

No, you cannot publish Page projects that include a shared brand. To work around this issue:

• Invite the owner of the brand to edit the Page by clicking the invitation button at the top of your Spark Page.
• Ask the owner of the brand to duplicate the Page by selecting the page and tapping Duplicate on the home page
• Ask the owner of the brand to publish their duplicated version of the Page
• Tap Themes at the top right of your Spark Page.
• Click on the brand switcher at the top of your themes.
• Select a brand that you own to switch the brand associated with the Page.
• Choose a new theme for your Page. 
• Publish your Page.

You can insert videos into your Spark Pages. However, you cannot add videos directly from your computer or device. You must first upload the video to a video hosting service such as:

• Adobe Spark Video

Once you have uploaded a video, copy its URL. You can then edit your Page and type (or paste) that video URL when prompted for it.

Adobe Spark Pages are hosted on Adobe servers. You can embed hosted content (or links to hosted content) in your own site, but Spark does not support the hosting of content on your own server.

Each Spark Video slide can be up to 30 seconds long. If you'd like to use a video clip longer than 30 seconds, please use the "continue from here" feature to create subsequent slides.

Yes, you have the option of selecting your favorite song from your own music collection. We've also provided a selection of professionally composed, instrumental music tracks for you to use for free. Find one you like that best fits your story. By using one of our custom tracks, we can ensure that you have a high-quality recording that sets the right mood and sounds great behind your own voice.

Spark Video supports the H.264 video codec.

Notice that nifty vertical toolbar on the upper right of the slide containing video? Look for the button with a picture of an arrow facing to the right? Tap this button, and you’ll be able to pick up your video clip on a new slide right where you left off. Once your video is spread out along multiple slides, you can choose which text or icons will appear over the video for the length of that slide. This lets you create professional-looking videos where text changes as the video plays continuously in the background.

Three things might make a sound in your project: video clips, music, and narration.

• To adjust the volume of a video clip, first tap on your video clip. Then, tap on the volume button. Finally, choose either  muted  - so that the audio of your video clip is silent,  soft  - so that the audio of your video clip plays as ambient background or  loud  - so that the audio of your video clip is front and center.
• To adjust the music volume, tap the music button in the top right corner of the screen. Then, change the volume using the slider.
• To adjust the volume of your narration, speak louder or softer as you record.

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• Structure your presentation like a story: Structuring presentation like story   by crafting a narrative starting with a captivating hook. Take your audience through your topic, and connect your message with real-world stories to make it resonate. This emotional connection helps them remember your key points.
• One Topic per Slide: Focus on clarity and avoid overwhelming your audience with information overload. Dedicate each slide to a single clear and concise point. For truly innovative presentations ideas state clear points to keep your audience engaged and ensure they grasp your message effectively,
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