# Presenting your project

**We cover in this page how to create a presentation** of your pages that you can share externally to clients or others. The core principle of this feature is that you can create a presentation (think slides for your pages) that will show *all* the pages you have defined inside your project.

### Previewing your presentation

Before publishing your presentation, you may want to check how it will appear for the people you share it with. From inside your project, click the **`Preview`** button at the left of the **`Share`** button.

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In the preview screen, your **pages** are displayed on the left side, in the same order as in your **`Pages`** panel. At the bottom of the screen, you find the **navigation** and **publication** options. You can also use the following keyboard shortcuts to get around:

* **`P`** to toggle the page's view
* **`F`** to toggle the full-screen view
* :arrow\_backward: and :arrow\_forward: to navigate between slides
* **`Esc`** to leave the Preview

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### Publishing your presentation

Once you are happy with your presentation, you can publish it to make it available externally through a public link. There are two paths to publish a presentation:&#x20;

* From the **`Publish`** button in the preview screen.
* Through the **`Share`** modal.

From the **preview** **screen**:

* In the bottom toolbar, you will find the **`publish`** button
* Once clicked, your presentation will have a dedicated public URL that can be sent to anyone.

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The chevron menu will allow to either **`refresh`** your presentation if it has changed, or **`unpublish`** your work. Once unpublished, your work will not be available to the people who received your link.

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Alternatively, the presentation can be published from the **`Share`** modal:

* From the editor, click the **`Share`** button in the top right corner
* In the **`Presentation`** tab, switch the toggle *on* in order to publish your presentation
* The modal will offer you a few options to copy the presentation link, to update the URL, to open the presentation, to unpublish the presentation.

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### Viewing the presentation

Once the presentation has been published, you can display it in a new tab from three places:

* **`Present`** button in the editor screen
* **`Present`** button in the preview screen
* **`Open`** button in the **`Share`** menu

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This will display the presentation in a new tab exactly as your clients will see it. Note that this presentation environment can be accessed from any type of device (computer, tablet, smartphone).

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### Tutorial

For more step-by-step information, watch our tutorial about how to use presentations in Rayon.

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