Guides and essays on mobile presentations, vertical slides, and building content people actually open.
Across 2026's design roundups, one shift stands out: presentations are now a mobile medium first and a stage medium second. The trends, the data, and the Hybrid Deck standard.
The last couple of weeks at Flow2: edit any flow by chatting with it, animated reveal diagrams, generation that looks things up, and a pile of polish.
Make Google Slides vertical in under a minute with File > Page setup. Plus the catch nobody mentions, and the easier way to build true mobile slides.
Make PowerPoint vertical in seconds with the Slide Size portrait toggle. Plus where it still falls short, and the easier way to build mobile slides.
How to make vertical slides in Google Slides, PowerPoint, and Canva, where each one breaks, and the faster mobile-first way to build them.
Make a vertical presentation in Canva by starting in a portrait size or using Resize. Plus where it falls short, and the easier mobile-first way.
Your deck isn't competing with other decks. It's competing with everything else on the phone. Why mobile-native is the unfair advantage in a feed of identical landscape attachments.
Most of what we still call a presentation was designed for a room. The mobile presentation is a different kind of document: portrait-native, scrollable, linkable, asynchronous, signal-rich. A first pass at the language.
From iPad app in 2012 to AI-powered presentations in 2026 - the founder of FlowVella shares why Flow2 is the natural next step after 12 years of building presentation software.
Mobile-first. Vertical by default. Share a link people actually open.
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