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It always depends on the projector in the room where you are presenting.ġ6:9-slides works for new projectors, Plasma/LCD screens and widescreen projectors(most boardroom projectors show 16:9) but always check the aspect ratio in advance. So if I use 16:9 I’m always safe when showing my slides? Make sure you plan ahead and are familiar with the settings on the computer and the projector. … or the content will stretch and be distorted. Just be aware of what dimensions the projector supports and how your content might be affected.Ĥ:3-slides works for most old projectors BUT when projected on LCD screens, the slide will not fill the screen and you might have black bars on the sides of the slide. I like my 4:3 slides AND I want to show them?

If you are creating a presentation template for your organization –plan ahead and create both a 4:3 and a 16:9 template so users can use the appropriate one. Highly visual content that is ONLYgoing to be shown.Ĭontent that is ONLYgoing to be saved/ printed as a slideument(4:3, letter or A4).Ĭontent for specific platforms that shows best in 4:3, such as Slideshareand iPads.Ĭontent for specific platforms that shows best in 16:9 such as YouTube and 16:9 screens.Ĭontent created in an environment where most current presentations and the main organizational template is 4:3.Ĭontent created for an environment where the other presentations are created in 16:9. Multi-purpose content that is going to be shown across different platforms ANDprinted. It depends on what you are trying to create (and personal preference). What slide size should I use for a presentation? This is a quick guide to choosing the right size –and the difference between the sizes in different versions of PowerPoint.

What size should you use for your slides? When PowerPoint 2013 came along, the size of the default presentation changed from 4:3 to 16:9. What slide dimensions should you use for your presentations?