At any point, if you want to revert to the Global transition, you can open the Advanced Transition Window and click the “Default” button in the top left corner. To do this, simply right click on the slide or cue you want to apply the transition to and choose “Transitions”. Next, you can apply transitions to individual slides. If you do not apply a transition to a presentation, it will use the Global Transition for slide content (that we discussed above). Once you’ve applied your transition from either of those locations, it will apply to all of the slide content in that presentation. In Edit mode with no slide element selected, you can navigate to the presentation tab on the right side and click the box next to “Transition” so that you can choose a transition. You can also apply a transition to an entire presentation from Edit Mode. This will reveal the full custom transition window where you can choose your desired transition. You do this by clicking the transitions icon in the Presentation Header.

Presentation Transitionsįirst, you can apply a transition to an individual presentation. There are several ways to apply transitions to individual elements inside of ProPresenter. The icon on the left allows you to apply a cut transition, the middle icon allows you to apply a dissolve transition, and the third icon allows you to open the advanced transition options window where you can choose a more advanced transition which we will discuss in a moment. This is signified by a purple transition icon.įor both of these global transitions, you have three options (indicated by the three icons in the screenshots above).

Should you close the Media Bin, it will show next to the global Slide transition. The global transition for your media content is located below your Media Bin provided it’s open. This is signified by an orange transition icon. The global transition for your slide content is located below the slide view area. The global transitions you set will apply to every slide and media item in the program unless you tell it otherwise (which we will discuss later). There are two global transitions you can apply in ProPresenter, one for the slide content and one for your media.

The way you apply transitions in ProPresenter may look a little different than what you are used to if you’ve used previous versions of ProPresenter, but the good news is, they still apply in the same ways.

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